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Bridging implementation gaps: From AI literacy to localisation

Humanitarian AI podcast series, episode 2

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In this second episode of the Humanitarian AI podcast series, Michael Tjalve explores why many humanitarian organisations are still struggling to move from experimenting with AI to using it in meaningful, organisation-wide ways. Drawing on his experience across the UN, academia, and Microsoft Philanthropies, he shares practical insights on building responsible AI policies, developing context-appropriate solutions beyond tools like ChatGPT, addressing language and accessibility barriers, and helping organisations navigate concerns around security, costs, and readiness for AI adoption.

Host

  • Ka Man Parkinson, Communications and Marketing Lead at the Humanitarian Leadership Academy

Guest

  • Michael Tjalve, Founder of Humanitarian AI Advisory and co-founder of the RootsAI Foundation

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