Free workshop to show Cumbrian social enterprises AI skills

Cumbria Social Enterprise partnership are hosting a series of live and web events <i>(Image: Cumbria Social Enterprise Partnership)</i>
Cumbria Social Enterprise partnership are hosting a series of live and web events (Image: Cumbria Social Enterprise Partnership)
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Social enterprises are being shown how to make better use of artificial intelligence.

A free online workshop, hosted by Cumbria Social Enterprise Partnership, will be held on Thursday, April 16, from 5.30pm to 7pm.

Designed to help social enterprises improve productivity using AI, the event will be delivered by Dan Knowles, founder of Northern Reach.

The session will cover practical ways to use AI for policy writing, monitoring reports, admin automation, funding applications, and cyber security awareness.

Practical AI for Social Enterprises is set to give live demonstrations which will show AI tools in action.

The Cumbria Social Enterprise Partnership is financially supported by Cumbria County Council via grants to support business advice and networking activities and through the provision of staff, time to support the steering group’s activities.

Cumbria Social Enterprise are hosting a series of live and web events across the spring, including Finance for Non-Finance People, Understanding Co-operatives and Mutuals, and Legal Sector Session for Social Enterprises.

To learn more about the event and book your free place, visit Eventbrite at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/practical-ai-for-social-enterprises-tickets/.

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