The " (Hu) Man vs Ai " workshop offers a comprehensive exploration of the evolving relationship between humans and artificial intelligence, examining where humanity stands in the face of the new AI wave, how individuals can cope with the changes, the associated threats, the abundant opportunities, and how mankind can benefit from the responsible deployment of AI.

Throughout this presentation, delegates will embark on a journey that begins with an understanding of the historical evolution of AI and its various types, moving on to current AI capabilities, and delving into the ethical dimensions surrounding AI development. The workshop bridges the gap between psychology, humanities, and AI by discussing psychological and emotional responses to AI and drawing insights from philosophy, culture, and art.

This workshop benefits the following agencies:

This workshop benefits all roles in Leadership and Business management, technology, and innovation agencies by exploring AI's advancements. Government agencies gain insights for policy-making. Healthcare agencies learn about AI in diagnostics. Businesses benefit from strategies for AI integration.

Why should Attend:-

• What are the dangers facing Humans, Managers, and Business Leaders by not understanding Ai?
• How AI has already impacted business today… The Genie is out
• What jobs are threatened by AI?
• How can subjects like philosophy and culture help ensure that AI is used responsibly?
• What practical tips were given for dealing with the feelings and changes that come with AI?
• How have people or groups succeeded in the world of AI?
• What were the discussions about the jobs of the future in an AI-driven world, and how can we maintain happiness in this changing landscape?

Who should attend:-

• Software Developers
• Engineers and Analysts
• Project Managers
• Human Resources Professionals
• Journalists and Media Professionals
• CEOs
• CTOs
• CIOs
• Product Managers and Directors
• Government Officials
• Legislators and Advisors
• Bioethicists
• Moral Philosophers
• Technology Ethicists
• Anyone concerned with the Ethical Implications of AI and Executives and Managers