AI and the Future of Work: Leading People Through the Transition - STHLM

AI is changing what work looks like, from recruitment and performance management to the skills your teams will need in three years. Will it augment people or replace them, and who risks being left behind? In this lunch session, IWIB4AI founder and AI lawyer Tatiana Caldas-Löttiger explores what AI really means for jobs, leadership and workplace culture. She covers the rules that apply when AI is used to manage people, and how to lead a fair and inclusive transition that brings your workforce with you. Part of the series Lunch & Learn with IWIB4AI: Leading Responsibly in the Age of AI What you'll get Augmentation vs. automation: which tasks are really changing, and why AI's impact falls unevenly, including across gender The legal red lines for AI in HR: why recruitment and worker management count as high-risk under the EU AI Act, and why emotion recognition at work is prohibited Workplace surveillance, algorithmic management and trust, and how this connects to the Swedish tradition of co-determination Leading the transition: AI literacy as a workforce strategy, reskilling, involving employees early and inclusive leadership A live dilemma with anonymous polling, open Q&A, and a one-page takeaway: the Responsible AI at Work guide Who it's for Epicenter members and business leaders in the Stockholm area who want to understand the ethical challenges of AI and how to govern it well. Programme 11:30 Arrival, registration and lunch 11:50 Welcome from Epicenter and introduction to IWIB4AI 11:55 Keynote by Tatiana Caldas-Löttiger 12:20 Live dilemma with anonymous polling 12:40 Open Q&A 12:55 Takeaway tool and close About the speaker Tatiana Caldas-Löttiger is an AI lawyer specialising in the EU AI Act and AI ethics and compliance, Course Director - AI Law, Ethics & Responsibility at Berghs School of Communications in Stockholm and the Founder & CEO of IWIB4AI (International WoMenX in Business for Ethical AI). Founded in Stockholm in 2018, IWIB4AI is a global civil society organisation promoting lawful, ethical and inclusive AI, with a presence in six cities across Europe and the Middle East. Speaking on AI ethics since 2016, Tatiana has contributed to AI policy discussions and international initiatives involving UNESCO, United Nations AI governance dialogues, academic institutions and global professional networks. She is a frequent speaker at the Global Legal Skills Institute in the USA, hosts the IWIB4AI Talks series on LinkedIn Live, and serves on the Steering Committee of the Euro-Gulf Information Centre (EGIC). Practical info 📍 Epicenter Stockholm, Malmskillnadsgatan 44a📅 Thursday 12 November🕚 11:30–13:00🍽️ Lunch included