Join us online on June 26 from 10:30am-4:30pm ET to discuss the effects of AI systems on organizational culture.  Speakers will explore how to set meaningful metrics when designing tools; highlight existing organizational safety frameworks in an array of industries including healthcare, aviation, and transportation; and consider the impacts of organizational processes on the success of designing and deploying AI safety frameworks. Learn more and register

Artificial intelligence offers the promise of making sense of information more quickly and consistently than humans. However, the use of this technology brings with it new risks stemming from the human and organizational realities of the resulting sociotechnical systems. These challenges are compounded by the difficulty of connecting design, development, deployment, and operational practices to societal values—and challenges with AI models such as limited transparency and explainability.

Join the National Academies for a series of workshop events to explore the latest thinking about human and organizational factors in implementing AI, including how to incorporate human insights about AI-produced output, human oversight of AI systems, and AI operation in real-world environments.

Workshop sessions will focus on ways to broaden stakeholder participation; needs for evaluation, testing, and oversight; and the interplay between AI and organizational cultures. A final session will recap insights from the prior sessions and highlight paths forward.