WIDER OPPORTUNITIES OR A THREAT – ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FACING CONTROVERSY

Generative artificial intelligence is already recognised as the new game changer and catalyst for further innovative changes in business. It has been compared to some of the most ground-breaking inventions in the history of mankind and will undoubtedly contribute to a competitive advantage, not only for individual businesses, but also for entire sectors and industries, and will represent a decisive factor in the value they create. Openness to innovation, risk appetite, an increasingly high level of digital competences and skills, and the associated development of new professions (e.g. prompt engineer) are just a few of the requirements that generative AI poses for Polish business. Are we prepared for that? Does the development of generative AI offer an opportunity for real cooperation between humans and AI, or will it force competition between them?

MODERATOR

DOMINIKA KACZOROWSKA-SPYCHALSKA, PhD Director, Centre of Smart Technologies, Faculty of Management, University of Łódź

SPEAKERS

KINGA CHELIŃSKA-BARAŃSKA Country Manager, DIGITAL WORKFORCE SERVICES Sp. z o. o.

SEBASTIAN KONDRACKI Chief Innovation Officer, DEVINITI Sp. z o. o.

SYLWIA STEFANIAK Expert at the Ministry of Digitalisation, Working Group on Artificial Intelligence at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister

KAROLINA SZTOBRYN Assistant Professor, Department of European Economic Law, Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Łódź

GRZEGORZ TRZCIŃSKI Technology Business Development & Site Manager, Łódź Atos Poland Global Services Sp. z o. o.

CONTENTS PARTNER

CENTRE OF SMART TECHNOLOGIES FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT ŁÓDŹ UNIVERSITY