Artificial Intelligence is already inside community associations.
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Managers are using it to draft emails.
Boards are asking it to interpret bylaws.
Vendors are embedding it into software platforms.
But here’s the real question: Are we using AI wisely — or creating new liability without realizing it?
In this livestream, we’re breaking it down the way we always do — practical, real-world, and balanced.
We’ll look at:
• How AI can dramatically improve communication and efficiency
• What happens when boards rely on AI instead of legal counsel
• Confidentiality concerns most managers haven’t thought about
• Deepfake fraud, cyber exposure, and vendor accountability
• Whether associations should adopt an AI usage policy
This is not a tech lecture.
It’s a candid discussion about how managers and boards can use AI responsibly — without turning a helpful tool into a silent liability.
If you manage or serve on a board, this conversation is no longer optional.
AI is here. The question is whether we understand the risks that come with it.
Panel:
Cameron Leyh, CMCA, AMS • Ravenel Associates, Inc. • cleyh@ravenelassociates.com
www.ravenelassociates.com
Raymond Dickey • AssociationHelpNow.com
Dawn Becker-Durnin, CIRMS • Acrisure • dbecker-durnin@acrisure.com • www.HOAInsuranceSC.com
Valerie Garcia Giovanoli, Esq. • McCabe, Trotter & Beverly, P.C. • valerie.giovanoli@mccabetrotter.com • www.mccabetrotter.com
Content does not represent professional advice.
