Human Capability in an AI Workplace

It starts on a cliff...

Three speakers: Abel White Buko, Thomas Hillman, Reza Moussavi

Building from what AI actually is to what it means for expertise, knowledge, and the decisions society is already making.

Then a walk into the forest, a fire 🔥 and a conversation that asks people to separate who they are from what they do.

Participants map their own expertise against AI, and leave with something written down that most people have never articulated before.

https://www.forestacademy.se/courses/human-capability-in-an-ai-workplace

The Silent Threat to Your AI Strategy

Most organisations measure AI adoption by who is using it. Very few are paying attention to who has stopped talking about it.The experts you can least afford to sideline are becoming the quietest voices in the room. Their professional identities feel threatened, and they are disengaging at precisely the moment their judgment matters most. By the time this shows up in your data, the gap between your technology and your institutional wisdom will already be very difficult to close.Forest Academy is running a half-day pilot programme to address this. Combining a clear understanding of what AI is with structured work on expertise and identity. Key takeaways:Confidence to recognise and challenge a distorted picture of AIThe language to navigate expert resistance within your teamClarity on where your human judgment remains irreplaceableThe ability to meaningfully shape your organisation's AI decisionsThe winners won't be the fastest to adopt. They'll be the organisations that brought their best people with them.Running at a significant pilot discount, with additional reductions for students and researchers.