The future of work is now. Already, we're seeing how technology is revolutionizing the way people work and companies operate. This is driving change across many areas, particularly the workplace and different organizational departments. This change is expected to continue in the coming years, however, there's no time like the present to evaluate which changes are taking place and how they're impacting the world of work. While it's necessary that we think of how jobs and workplaces will look like tomorrow, it's also necessary that we evaluate jobs and workplaces today.

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From automating simple tasks to predicting efficiencies, AI has much to offer business. Yet we have also been warned: AI will reinforce biases, hide important decisions, and deplete employment. Are we headed to a smarter workplace, or a dumber future? We will go beyond siloed debate: computer scientists, ethicists, academics, policy makers, and business leaders will come together to share ambitions, experiences, concerns, and visions for the future of AI@Work. By taking part, participants will develop their own take on how AI is shaping the workplace, and what needs to happen next.