WEBINAR: How can the impacts of AI on women and men working conditions be anticipated?
October 30 @ 11:00 – 12:00 CET
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Webinar
This is a webinar and it will be delivered via Microsoft Teams. This webinar is part of the EUWIN and Bridges 5.0 programme of events.
Please note: starting time is 11 am CET and 10 am UK.
Discussions on workplace equality often focus on equal access to technology or algorithmic bias, yet far less attention is paid to the work itself, its requirements, and the impact on the men and women performing the roles. How can projects be managed with due regard for their impact on working conditions and the health of both men and women?
This webinar will provide an opportunity to examine hypotheses regarding AI’s impact on the work of men and women, and to hear firsthand accounts from AI project leaders about how they have integrated equality considerations. Finally, the session will identify potential levers for action within the company.
Speakers:
Karine Babule
ANACT
Karine Babule has dedicated nearly 20 years to improving working conditions for both women and men. At Anact, she focuses specifically on hybrid work models, remote work, and organizational transformation. Drawing on a diverse academic background (University of Lyon 3, Universidad Mayor Chile, HES-SO Neuchâtel in Switzerland, and the ILO), she combines her expertise with project management skills to promote more inclusive and sustainable work practices.
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EUWIN (the European Workplace Innovation Network) is a community of researchers and practitioners from business, public policy, research and social partner organisations. Its remit is to promote workplace practices that lead to simultaneous improvements in organisational performance and quality of working life for employees. First established by the European Commission in 2013, EUWIN is now funded and managed by a network of international partners.
Bridging human & digital potential. Bridges 5.0 creates a unique consortium based on active collaboration between researchers, 8 EU industrial companies, 9 Industry 4.0 ecosystems, and the main EU social partners.
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