Closing the Gap: Don’t Let Your AI Strategy Stop at the Back Office
As credit unions increasingly adapt AI strategies, Robert Swanson urges them not to leave the technology isolated on the front end, but to merge it with backend operations as well in order to better support the credit union’s core systems.
Financial Freedom: When AI and Human Experience Work Together
Financial educator Tom Mathews explains why AI is a great partner for financial information, but a terrible one for financial advice, and how by merging AI knowledge with human trust and understanding, credit unions can put members on the best path forward.
Leveraging AI for Website Coding and Development: A Practical Guide for Credit Unions
As credit unions begin to ask more and more what AI can do for them, Web Developer Sam Lechenet offers a fair assessment of where AI can be a help or hinderance in coding and web development.
Future or Fiction: The AI Takeover
As headlines market the rise of AI and promote the doom and gloom idea that we’re all going to lose our jobs to these machines, Alex Fleming encourages everyone to take a breath and look situation in a more nuanced way than clickbait headlines allow.
AI is Replacing Your Credit Union as Your Member’s Financial Advisor
In their continued search for trusted and accessible financial education resources, members are turning en masse to artificial intelligence, trusting it to guide their financial decisions. Emily Claus discusses the appeal, but also why handing the piggy bank over the AI is ultimately a mistake.
You’ve Implemented AI: Now What?
As organizations are herded toward more and more AI programs, Dave Wordhouse offers words of advice on what to do with those AI systems after they’ve been implemented to ensure safety and soundness.
3 Mistakes Credit Unions Should Avoid in AI Adoption in 2026
As credit unions rush to add AI to just about everything, Saeid Kian explains where most mistakes in AI adoption occur and how your credit union can avoid those pitfalls.
AI Case Studies: Considerations for AI Workplace Use
With many organizations eagerly jumping on the AI bandwagon, Patrick Sickels encourages credit unions to slow down and examine the risks and emerging regulations around AI and develop strong policies and protections before taking on this developing technology.
2025: A Payments Innovation
Looking to the future of payments, Joshua Velasquez examines payment methods credit unions need to be getting on board with sooner rather than later, especially as cash becomes increasingly obsolete.
The Phantom in Your Phone: The Rise of AI Scams
Everyone is using AI these days, including bad actors and scammers. Emily Claus explores how fraudsters are using this new technology to impersonate others, and how credit unions can educate members to spot the phantom in their phones.
