Course description
From shift allocation and facial recognition to automated video interviews and CV sifting, artificial intelligence tools are currently in use in many workplaces.
While AI offers significant opportunities to deliver competitive advantage, its use can also pose significant risks if it is not used wisely. The Equality and Human Rights Commission has identified tackling discrimination in AI as a key priority in its next 3-year strategy and there are plans to introduce an AI Act in the UK.
Presented by Jamie Cameron, a director at Burges Salmon, this webinar will explore practical steps HR teams can take to protect their businesses and capitalise on opportunities that new technology provides.
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Introduction
From shift allocation and facial recognition to automated video interviews and CV sifting, artificial intelligence tools are currently in use in many workplaces.
In many cases, they are being used and impacting on people within an organisation without any involvement or awareness of HR teams. While AI offers significant opportunities to deliver competitive advantage, its use can also pose significant risks if it is not used wisely.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission has identified tackling discrimination in AI as a key priority in its next 3-year strategy and there are plans to introduce an AI Act in the UK.
HR teams will play a pivotal role in ensuring that businesses not only comply with their obligations, but crucially can also develop AI to complement and enhance what its people can do.
What You Will Learn
This webinar will cover the following:
- The ways in which AI is already being used in the workplace
- The benefits it can bring, as well as potential pitfalls
- The current and future regulatory landscape
- Practical steps HR teams can take to protect their businesses and capitalise on opportunities that new technology provides
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