Explore why trust in AI remains low in L&D and what’s needed to close the gap,

About this event

Explore why trust in AI remains low in L&D and what’s needed to close the gap,

from capabilities and quality concerns, to strategic and industry‑wide shifts.


During the event we will hear from Steven and have the opportunity to discuss:

  1. Trust in AI as L&D professionals.
  2. AI capabilities and how it is changing L&D.
  3. Barriers to adopting AI in L&D and the concerns of quality.
  4. How L&D may play a more strategic role in helping get the future workforce skilled and ready to adopt AI.
  5. An industry lens on what we’re seeing across organisations and L&D engagements.


Speaker:


Steven brings extensive leadership experience, having worked with global organisations including Heineken, Sky, and EY. He is currently the Head of HR and Change Management for Pulsar a consulting firm, where he drives large-scale transformation while shaping organisational culture and growth. A Chartered Member of both the CMI and CIPD, Steven is also deeply committed to academia and is undertaking a part-time Doctorate at Edinburgh Napier University, with research exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on HR and business transformation.


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