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Sustainable and responsible artificial intelligence at work: Is it possible?

An upcoming seminar in Helsinki will explore artificial intelligence (AI) and its applications in the workplace, with a focus on responsibility and sustainability.

Hosted by EU-OSHA's focal point in Finland, Työterveyslaitos, the event aims to foster collaboration, identify new research opportunities and connect stakeholders to advance AI research.

The programme includes discussions on AI’s environmental impact, sustainable and effective implementation and its implications for democracy, worker diversity (including age, gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic background, etc.) and equality.

The importance of human-centred technologies, as emphasised by the EU AI Act, will be highlighted. Other topics will include equal opportunities and the development of digital skills in the workplace.  

Additionally, the seminar will compare AI and other technologies in terms of environmental impact, workplace wellbeing and cost.

Moderator:

  • Taina Pääkkönen, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health

Speakers:

  • Professor Laura Ruotsalainen, University of Helsinki  
  • University Lecturer Anna-Mari Wallenberg, University of Helsinki  
  • Professor Anna-Maria Teperi, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health   

Organisation

Työterveyslaitos
Finland
03/04/2025
Zu meinem Kalender hinzufügen 2025-04-03 02:00:00 2025-04-03 02:00:00 Sustainable and responsible artificial intelligence at work: Is it possible? An upcoming seminar in Helsinki will explore artificial intelligence (AI) and its applications in the workplace, with a focus on responsibility and sustainability. Hosted by EU-OSHA's focal point in Finland, Työterveyslaitos, the event aims to foster collaboration, identify new research opportunities and connect stakeholders to advance AI research. The programme includes discussions on AI’s environmental impact, sustainable and effective implementation and its implications for democracy, worker diversity (including age, gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic background, etc.) and equality. The importance of human-centred technologies, as emphasised by the EU AI Act, will be highlighted. Other topics will include equal opportunities and the development of digital skills in the workplace.   Additionally, the seminar will compare AI and other technologies in terms of environmental impact, workplace wellbeing and cost. Moderator: Taina Pääkkönen, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health Speakers: Professor Laura Ruotsalainen, University of Helsinki   University Lecturer Anna-Mari Wallenberg, University of Helsinki   Professor Anna-Maria Teperi, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health    Työterveyslaitos hwc@bilbomatica.es Europe/Madrid public

Helsinki Finland