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Future of AI in the workplace - what employers need to consider

By Stephen ten Hove

01/07/2024

In this latest Employment Law podcast, our experts explore the fascinating and complex world of artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact in the workplace. The discussion highlights the rise of generative AI, like ChatGPT, and examines the associated risks, uncertainties, and opportunities it presents.

Key topics covered in this episode include data protection, confidentiality, potential discrimination issues, and the limitations and inaccuracies of AI. The episode also addresses how businesses should navigate these challenges and leverage AI effectively while considering its implications for the workforce.

Hosted by Employment Partner Abigail Maino and joined by Employment Partner Stephen ten Hove, along with guest speaker Andrew Hickey, an enterprise technology specialist who aids corporations in digital transformation and the adoption of emerging technologies such as generative AI.

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