Are you tired of hearing about ChatGPT? If you are, this episode might be for you.Because chances are, most use cases you’ve seen are about using AI to help you write thank you notes, emails, appeals, gift agreements, and more. But that’s only scratching the surface of what ChatGPT can do—and honestly, it’s the most boring part. On today’s podcast, Louis and Mike get into uses cases specifically for fundraising that aren’t about content creation. Things like:Summarizing Meetings: ChatGPT can be used to quickly summarize meeting notes and action items, allowing fundraisers to spend less time on administrative tasks and more time engaging with donors.Qualitative Sentiment Analysis: By analyzing donor feedback and identifying common themes and trends, ChatGPT can help fundraisers understand donor preferences and improve the donor experience.Data Analysis: With its ability to analyze large volumes of data, ChatGPT can help fundraisers identify patterns and insights that can inform business decisions and optimize fundraising strategies.Scheduling and Planning: ChatGPT can assist with scheduling meetings, planning fundraising campaigns, and creating donor visitation schedules, helping fundraisers save time and increase productivity.But what about you? How are you using ChatGPT?GET CONNECTEDFollow Louis Diez on LinkedIn Follow Mike Duerksen on LinkedIn Join the Donor Participation Project here—a community of fundraisers who get together every month to co-create solutions that increase donor participation.Get access to the 5 Minute Fundraising Fix—a FREE mini course that will help you craft compelling fundraising messages that move donors to action and increase response. ABOUT THE HOSTSLouis Diez advises nonprofits in annual fund development, digital fundraising, and engagement strategies. He's the founder and host of the Donor Participation Project and VP, Community at Almabase.Mike Duerksen hosts the Build Good Fundraising Podcast. He’s the founder and CEO of BuildGood, a fundraising agency that helps nonprofits raise more money from individual donors.