As businesses increasingly turn to artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionise operations, improve profitability, and enhance workflows, it’s vital to address the ethical, data-sensitive, and environmental challenges that come with its adoption.
Recent insights from the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council (SBEC) reveal that while 93% of small business owners recognise AI’s potential for cost-effective solutions, many remain unaware of its broader implications, including its impact on employee stress and digital overload.
In our first Lunch and Learn of the year, ‘Adopting AI Responsibly in the Workplace’ will explore how to equip professionals and decision-makers with the knowledge and tools to embrace AI responsibly while fostering trust, transparency, and sustainability.
Join us for an expert-led session where we’ll explore:
- Balancing AI-driven efficiency with ethical data privacy.
- Addressing employee concerns about data protection and best practices.
- Understanding the environmental impact of AI technologies.
- Managing workplace culture and employee wellbeing amidst increasing reliance on AI.
Whether you’re a business leader, HR professional, or tech enthusiast, this event will provide invaluable insights to help you navigate the evolving AI landscape responsibly.
Who Should Attend?
This session is tailored for business owners, senior leadership, sustainability officers, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers from SMEs who want to understand the impact of AI in the workplace, and how adopt it responsibly.
Speaker Profile
Luke Budka, AI Director at Definition
Luke is the AI Director at Definition, where he helps businesses develop bespoke generative AI (genAI) builds, prompting, tuning, and training to ensure they stand out with unique and tailored results.
With a background in linguistics, content and tech, Luke leads the Definition AI team and built Definition’s private AI environment. He helps companies understand AI potential and how it can be applied to their business challenges. His expertise spans strategic planning, execution, and delivering measurable outcomes. In addition to his role, Luke is a judge for various industry awards and a regular speaker at events, offering practical insights into using genAI.
How to Sign-up
You can sign-up for this Lunch and Learn via our Eventbrite page here.
Accessibility
We aim to make our learning sessions accessible to everyone; if there’s anything you need from us to access this event please let us know in advance.
This Lunch and Learn recording will be accessible to Heart of the City members only. If you’d like to join our community of SMEs and gain access to a wider range of support, please consider signing up to our Net Zero Accelerator programme, or Foundations for Responsible Business programme.
