Webinar: The Human Side of AI
Jun 17
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While AI accelerates processes, it can also magnify existing human execution problems, multiplying the negative effects of silos and breakdowns. How can people navigate this constantly changing landscape? Join alumna Heather Polivka (MBA ’96), founder & CEO of Awesome People Leaders, to learn how to enable human capability without AI burnout.
Event | Webinar: The Human Side of AI |
Host | Purdue University |
Date | Thursday, August 6, 2026 12:00pm to 1:00pm EDT |
Location | Virtual |
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