June 5, 2024

Artificial Intelligence and Evaluation: Ethics, Tips and Practical Usage

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Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
Generative AI
This gLOCAL2024 event explored the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in evaluation practices and its implications, drawing in particular on:  UNFPA's Latest Strategy for responsibly leveraging AI in evaluation: How to navigate ethical considerations surrounding AI use in evaluation, and insights into a roadmap focusing on specific evaluation use cases. WFP's approach to building an Artificial Intelligence evidence mining tool: The ongoing journey of implementing a corporate AI tool, exploring the challenges and lessons learned along the way. Practical storytelling: Tips and insights to enhance accuracy and efficiency in key evaluation activities such as analysis, writing, and review.
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