Why AI demands a new kind of leadership

Our founder was recently featured in the UK’s biggest HR publication, People Management, highlighting the often-overlooked implications of artificial intelligence (AI) adoption.

Esther’s perspective is especially important for leaders right now:

• Artificial intelligence is not just a technology upgrade. It carries environmental, social and equity implications that demand ethical leadership, transparency and accountability.
• As AI reshapes work, leaders must ask not only what AI can do, but how to ensure its adoption supports long-term value for people and for the business – along with any efficiency enhancements.
• Leaders cannot outsource responsibility for using AI. They must take ownership for how it is deployed, ensuring it is used ethically and in ways that strengthen teams – avoiding the erosion of trust, fairness, wellbeing and ultimately performance.

How Inclusion Live® approaches responsible adoption

At Inclusion Live, this aligns with our belief that any change, technological or organisational, must be led responsibly and inclusively to the benefit of people and the organisation.

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https://www.peoplemanagement.co.uk/article/1919927/hidden-cost-artificial-intelligence