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After months of learning, experimenting and exploring the possibilities of Artificial Intelligence, the Ethical AI Readiness Lab (EARL) Cohort 1 came to its final day.

The closing event brought together 21 participating NGOs, who took the stage to share what they had learned throughout the Lab and, most importantly, how they had started applying AI in their organizations.

From improving everyday workflows to exploring new AI use cases and thinking differently about organizational challenges, the presentations showed that AI readiness is not simply about knowing how to use AI tools.

It is about knowing where AI can create value, where human judgment must remain, and how organizations can adopt it responsibly.

We are incredibly proud of the organizations that completed this journey and shared their experiences with us.

This is only the beginning. 🚀

🔥 Vibe Coding is trending.

But do we still need humans who can actually code?

AI can write code, debug it, and build entire applications from a simple prompt.

But if you don’t understand the code, how do you know whether AI built the right thing, or just something that works?

Maybe the future isn’t human coding vs. AI coding.

It’s humans who know how to code + AI.

What do you think? Do we still need to learn coding? 👇

What tools do you use for your presentations and pitch decks?

Let us know in the comments.

What do you share daily with AI tools in your NGOs?

Let us know in the comments, and never share these kinds of information below with any AI tool.

What challenges could AI help your NGO to solve?

Feel Free to share your thoughts in comments section

Should we Automate everything using AI ?

Week 2 Snapshot: Our Differences Creates Our Value.

If you are an NGO, Ask Your Team These Questions and Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

Tomorrow, we begin.

Not with a conversation about replacing people with technology.

But with a conversation about how civil society can use AI while keeping people, purpose and responsibility at the center.

The organizations joining the Ethical AI Readiness Lab for NGOs in Egypt are about to begin a journey of:

💡 Learning
🧪 Experimenting
⚖️ Questioning
🤝 Sharing
🧭 Building responsible AI practices

Throughout the Lab, participating NGOs will explore real use cases, ethical dilemmas, risks, opportunities and practical governance approaches — ultimately working toward their own AI Ethical Canvas.

We’re excited to see what happens when nonprofit experience, human-centered thinking and responsible technology come together.

Tomorrow, the Ethical AI Readiness Lab begins.

Let the journey start. 🌱

If your NGO started using AI tomorrow, what would you worry about first?

Saving time is easy to imagine.
But responsible adoption requires harder questions:

🔐 What happens to sensitive data?
⚖️ Could an AI system reproduce bias?
👥 When should a human always make the final decision?
🔎 How transparent should we be about using AI?
🛡️ How do we protect the people and communities we serve?

These are exactly the kinds of questions we’ll explore inside the Ethical AI Readiness Lab for NGOs in Egypt.

Because AI readiness is not simply knowing which tools to use.

It is knowing when, why and how to use them responsibly.

💬 If you work in an NGO, what is the biggest question you have about AI?

4 days to go.