Transferable Opportunities for AI in Materials Chemistry
The Spine Building · Liverpool · 08:30
by AIchemy Hub UK
As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms decision-making across global industries, a critical question emerges: Who truly benefits from these technologies – and who gets left behind?
Kellogg College's Black History Month lecture, given by Landé Belo — twenty years in employment law, currently Group Legal Director at Kantar — on how AI is reshaping the workplace and whether it advances equality or entrenches existing bias. The angle is employment law and regulation rather than ethics in the abstract.
One hour, free, in Oxford. Most useful if you sit in HR, legal or leadership and are making decisions about AI in hiring, performance or workforce management, where the fairness question is also a compliance question.
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