AI Predictions for Credit Unions in 2026

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These are our least-spicy AI predictions for credit unions in 2026. Nothing here requires a crystal ball or a huge leap of faith. These predictions are about trends already in motion that will (probably) become unavoidable by year-end. But here’s perhaps our spiciest take, and it’s not even on the list: AI represents a larger […]

Credit Union AI Readiness Assessment

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This assessment may help you understand how prepared your credit union is to adopt AI technologies. Please select the option that best describes your current situation for each question. You may see where you’re doing well and where there might be room for improvement. If you want to score yourself, use the following rubric: A […]

The Next Credit Union Hire: Your AI Leader

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Sooner or later, every credit union will have someone in charge of AI. Maybe not tomorrow. Maybe not this year. But the role is coming. AI is no longer a side project you can hand off to a junior analyst in their spare time. It’s shaping how credit unions work, how members are served, and […]

AI Needs to Be a Priority in 2026

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AI use needs to be on your 2026 strategic plan. That’s it. Full stop. We’ve spoken with countless credit unions about AI. We’ve also worked closely with several to uplevel their AI abilities. That’s why we feel so confident saying: Credit unions are way, way behind. In 2026, You need to do more. Where Credit […]

Using AI Responsibly at Work

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It doesn’t matter if you use AI at work today. Ask yourself: In the next 5 years, will you use AI more or less at work? More, right? Which means everyone needs to know how to use AI responsibly. This is especially true for any task or role that uses generative AI. At the end, […]

ScreenSteps, Credit Unions, and the Promise of Knowledge Management

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Picture a new member service rep in week two. The phone rings. It’s a card dispute with a small twist. They open a binder, then SharePoint, then chat with a supervisor. The answer exists somewhere, but not where they are. The call takes longer than it should, and the next call waits. Nobody’s bad at […]