In a nonprofit context, what does "being the human in the loop" mean?	It means ensuring AI serves the mission by deciding what problems AI should solve, evaluating solutions against organizational values, and maintaining human relationships.
What is the key test to determine if AI use is healthy augmentation rather than dependency?	Regularly asking, "Can we explain what the AI is doing?" If the answer is yes, it is healthy augmentation.
According to the lesson, what is the ideal function of AI in a mission-driven organization?	To cut through noise and free up staff time to focus on personalized outreach and human connection, not to automate the human touch away.
What is the primary purpose of creating an organizational AI policy?	To document decisions about platforms, task delegation, quality oversight, and values alignment so the entire organization can work consistently.
When drafting an AI policy, what must be defined regarding task delegation?	Clear boundaries specifying what types of work are appropriate for AI assistance and what work must remain fully human.
What is the most critical ethical consideration when connecting AI use to the organization's mission?	Ensuring AI serves the mission, rather than the mission being shaped by the capabilities of the AI.
What does the "Quality and oversight" section of an AI policy require?	Establishing accountability by defining who reviews AI outputs, what verification steps are needed, and how mistakes will be handled.
When working with vulnerable populations, what ethical principle must guide AI use?	Maintaining dignity and respect, and knowing when to choose *not* to use AI, even if it is more efficient.