Responsible AI for Federal Grantwriting and Reporting Webinar Recording

October 3, 2024

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This webinar explored the use cases, benefits, and risks of employing generative AI in federal infrastructure grantwriting for local government officials. This session dove into how AI can streamline the grantwriting process, improve the quality and competitiveness of applications, and free up valuable time for staff to focus on strategic planning and community engagement. Attendees learned about use cases such as preparing proposal templates based on NOFOs, composing text, analyzing and visualizing data for applications. The webinar also addressed the potential pitfalls, including ethical considerations, data privacy concerns, and the need for human oversight to ensure accuracy and alignment with community goals.

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