Staged by the BAM Organisational Psychology Special Interest Group
In this session from the Organisational Psychology SIG, Dr Sumona Mukhuty and Rebecca Page-Tickell will explore the opportunities presented by Artificial Intelligence (particularly Generative Artificial Intelligence) in the Workplace, but also interrogate the accompanying challenges and what AI could mean for Psychological Well-being.
This will be an interactive session, where the audience will be encouraged to engage and participate in the discussions.
Organisational Psychology Special Interest Group
All Organisational Psychology members. However colleagues from all SIGs will find this session relevant.
Given the new nature of AI and particularly Generative AI, this session will be of relevance to colleagues from all categories (A1, A2, A3), as specified in the BAM Framework
Reader, Leeds Beckett University
Reader, Leeds Beckett University
Dr Sumona Mukhuty is a Reader in Organisation Studies at Leeds Beckett University. Here she is currently leading work on AI in Higher Education in Leeds Business School, helping to develop colleague and student AI literacy and responsible adoption.
She also leads the Research Cluster on Leadership, Management & Business Education. At BAM, she is the SIG Co-Chair for the Organisational Psychology SIG.
Associate Professor, University of East London
Associate Professor, University of East London
Rebecca Page-Tickell is an Associate Professor at University of East London. Recently as director of education and experience (DEE) she facilitated a programme of redesigning assessments by taking into account the affordances of AI.
She is also a principal practitioner with the Association for Business Psychologists, and Co-Track Chair for the Organisational Psychology SIG at BAM.
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BAM Members: Free
Non-Members: £30
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Registration closes on 10th July 2024 at 23:59 BST
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