AIML18 - The Safe Use of A.I. in Today’s Workplace
Program Description
Missed the live webinar? Register for the online self-paced section, which, includes two hours of program content.
With artificial intelligence (A.I.) becoming more commonly used in the workplace, it’s critical for organizations to understand how to use it safely, securely, and responsibly. This interactive, two-hour webinar will teach you the best practices for navigating A.I. in today’s workplace. Through real-world examples, practical advice, and dedicated time for audience participation, you’ll gain a clearer understanding of how to integrate A.I. into your organization and day-to-day work without compromising your security, privacy, or trust.
Learning Objectives
After completing the program, you will be able to:
- Distinguish between safe, unsafe, and high-risk uses of A.I. tools
- Evaluate how core security principles apply to A.I.
- Recognize business challenges facing organizations as A.I. is integrated into processes and systems
- Identify common threats and risks facing organizations and their employees, as they relate to A.I.
- Describe practical strategies for how organizations and their employees can build effective defenses and safely use A.I., from both a non-technical and lightly technical perspective
Who Should Attend
This program is ideal for anyone who needs to use, guide, or support A.I. in the workplace, including:
- Professionals beginning to use A.I. in their daily work
- Individuals or teams evaluating how to adopt A.I.
- Leaders and decision makers
- IT and technical staff
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With 20 years of experience in various technology and cybersecurity leadership roles, Josh is dedicated to fostering the next generation of technology and cybersecurity professionals as an Adjunct Professor at the Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE). Within the MSOE School of Advanced Computing, he contributes to the Cybersecurity program, sharing his real-world experience and knowledge with his students.