Workplace Transformation in the Age of A.I.

Driving A.I. Trust and Safety for the New Work

Build A.I. Trust and Safety from Inception to Impact

Align with Trust

✅ Lower risk exposure by embedding Safety and Trust considerations naturally into operations through cultural alignment. Don’t rely solely on oversight and control mechanisms that employees may work around

✅ Protect brand value by demonstrating authentic commitment to responsible A.I. – increasingly important as consumers and regulators scrutinize companies’ AI practices and ethics

✅ Reduce costly A.I. implementation failures by addressing organizational alignment issues upfront rather than retrofitting governance after problems emerge – avoiding the pitfalls that have plagued high-profile corporate A.I. initiatives

✅ Accelerate time-to-value from A.I. investments by proactively building employee buy-in and reducing friction. See faster adoption and ROI compared to compliance-focused approaches

✅ Create competitive advantage through enhanced innovation and productivity. Employees trust and embrace A.I. tools as empowering additions to their capabilities when A.I. empowers their jobs

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Change for the Better

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Recently you advised about Resistance vs Uneasiness, which I found insightful. So much so that during a recent Digital Leadership Masterclass conference, I mentioned that I had taken your advice and that maybe our teams weren’t resistant but rather uneasy.

It really made the group ponder. It was a mic-drop moment, so I wanted to share that with you.

Carolyn C.

Directorate Chief, Department of Defense