In many ways, the future of work is now.
Recent years have changed nearly everything about the workplace, from where we work to how we work. An even bigger shock that’s likely to reshape work for decades is the reinvigoration of artificial intelligence due to advances in generative AI.
Generative AI will change the jobs of millions, but will it be a force for creating workforce value or, as some fear, a job-destroying disruptor? And where should leaders start when considering how and why to apply this rapidly advancing technology to unlock potential within their teams?
Gain perspective from our guest speaker, Forrester Vice President and Principal Analyst J. P. Gownder, who has researched the impacts of AI and automation on the future of work for more than a decade, and Lexington Griffith, Point B’s leading AI expert. You’ll learn about:
- Key “shocks” that necessitate the continuous reinvention of work
- The 4 M’s of generative AI and how leaders can use them to design a future of work strategy
- Why investing in “RQ,” the Robotics Quotient, can help you succeed with AI in the workplace
- Human potential in the future of work and how humans and AI will work together
- The crucial role of several types of balance – between technology and human factors; between urgency and pacing; between capabilities and aspirations – in planning your path forward
Meet the Speakers
Lexington Griffith, AI Leader, Point B
Lexington is Point B’s AI Leader, bridging the gap between the Technology Build, Data & Analytics, and Innovation & Design practices. He works to bring AI into enterprise applications to help leaders rethink business processes, making them work for us, not against us. Since late 2020, Lexington has pioneered the development of several applications using generative AI, driving innovation in a landscape where generative AI is increasingly recognized but not yet fully harnessed.
Guest Speaker, J.P. Gownder, Vice President, Principal Analyst, Forrester
J. P. Gownder is a vice president and principal analyst on Forrester’s Future of Work team. He covers the impacts that technology and human factors jointly have on the future of work. He helps clients design strategies that drive productivity, collaboration, and effective hybrid work. His research also covers how technologies like devices, collaboration software, extended reality and the metaverse, and artificial intelligence and automation reshape the future of how and where we work, what our jobs look like, and how we can drive productivity, collaboration, and the employee experience.
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