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AI at Work: a CBS Library Forum Book Presentation About AI in the Workplace.

AI at Work: a CBS Library Forum Book Presentation About AI in the Workplace. In-Person

How is artificial intelligence transforming our working lives – now and in the future? And what are the benefits and the pitfalls that we need to balance as professionals using AI?

These are just some of the questions raised by Mark Friis Hau, Sine Zambach, and Christian Hendriksen, in their new book AI på arbejde, a book that offers an engaging look at how AI is already shaping everyday practices in Denmark and the Nordics and suggests practical strategies for how to navigate both the opportunities and the challenges it brings.

At this event, you will meet two of the authors, Assistant Professor Sine Zambach & Associate Professor Christian Hendriksen, and get a chance to hear their perspectives on AI and the role that it plays in the modern workplace, in everything from decision-making and problem-solving to ethics and responsibility. And hopefully you will also find inspiration for how to make the most of AI in your own work life.

Programme:

13:00                                       Welcome

13:05                                       A brief history of technology & AI literacy 

13:25                                       AI in the workplace

13:45                                       AI applied

14:05                                      Q&A

 

The first 50 people will receive a complimentary copy of the book AI på arbejde.

This event will be in English. 

Sine Zambach is an assistant professor with the Department of Digitalization at CBS.

Christian Hendriksen is an associate professor with the Department of Operations Management at CBS.

Date:
Tuesday 30 September 2025
Time:
13:00 - 14:30
Time Zone:
Central European Time (change)
Location:
CBS Library Forum - Solbjerg Plads lower ground floor
Campus:
Solbjerg Plads
Categories:
  CBS Library Forum Talks  

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