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AI Can Know More Than We Told It
The information we collect is only the beginning. We also need to govern what AI can infer from it.
Oct 7
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Rachel Kimber
Before AI Works Without Us
What responsible delegation looks like when AI can carry an assignment forward.
Oct 4
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Rachel Kimber
Who Gets to Shape What Comes Next?
Philanthropy has a role in making participation possible and accountability real.
Oct 1
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Rachel Kimber
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September 2026
The Only Way There Is Through
What AI governance is really preparing us for
Sep 21
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Rachel Kimber
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Before We Delegate to AI
What agentic AI is asking philanthropy to decide before it decides for us
Sep 11
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Rachel Kimber
Stop Asking Whether We Used AI
Third base is where sophistication catches up to reality.
Sep 2
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Rachel Kimber
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August 2026
From Experiment to Practice
You found the AI use. Now you have to make a choice.
Aug 26
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Rachel Kimber
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Start With the Work
How an AI Use Snapshot turns “What should we do about AI?” into questions you can actually answer
Aug 20
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Rachel Kimber
Get Out of the Dugout
How to Get “AI?” Off Your 2026 Agenda for Good
Aug 11
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Rachel Kimber
1
June 2026
The Bridge Is Not the Finish Line
What four sessions of governance work actually build — and why the work doesn’t end when the cohort does.
Jun 22
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Rachel Kimber
1
Can Your Governance Ride Without You?
The question every COO eventually has to answer — and what it actually takes to say yes.
Jun 17
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Rachel Kimber
Your New Intern Has Zero Common Sense
AI is brilliant at pattern recognition, eager beyond all reason, available at all hours, and completely unsupervised. Sound familiar?
Jun 8
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Rachel Kimber
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