Making Sense of AI at Work: Judgment, Risk, and Responsibility

Artificial Intelligence is increasingly part of how decisions are made at work—but understanding its impact requires more than familiarity with tools or trends.

Many professionals are being asked to respond to AI-related questions before clear guidelines or expectations exist, or while AI is already being used inside their organization.

This session is designed to help people slow down, understand the boundaries of what is actually changing, and approach those conversations with steadier judgment rather than anxiety or speculation.

This in-person session is a professional working session focused on how AI intersects with human judgment, responsibility, and risk inside real organizations. Rather than teaching tools or promoting adoption, the session helps participants think clearly about where decisions still belong with people—and what changes when they do not.

The session is structured, discussion-informed, and designed for professionals who want to understand how AI affects accountability, oversight, and decision-making in practical, work-relevant terms.

This is not a beginner overview and not a technical training. It is a focused, in-person working session for people who make decisions, manage others, or are responsible for outcomes.

This session helps participants better understand:

• How AI changes decision-making—not just efficiency
• Where human judgment and responsibility still matter most
• Risks that emerge when decisions are delegated or automated
• How organizations are navigating accountability and oversight
• How to think clearly about AI at work without hype or fear

This session is designed for professionals whose work involves judgment, responsibility, or oversight, including:

• Managers and team leads
• Business owners
• Professionals responsible for decisions or outcomes
• Supervisors responsible for others’ work
• People working in regulated or risk-sensitive environments
• Anyone seeking clarity rather than tools, predictions, or reassurance

No technical or AI background is required.

This session is:

• A professional, in-person working session
• Structured and discussion-informed
• Focused on judgment, responsibility, and risk

This session is not:

• A tool demonstration
• A certification or technical training course
• A sales presentation
• A prediction- or futurist-driven talk

• Date: Saturday, March 28
• Time: 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM
• Location: Potomac Business Center, Hagerstown, MD
• Seating: Classroom-style
• Food: Not provided
• Format: In-person only
• Parking & Restrooms Available
• Note: There are a few stairs inside the building to get to the room

You will be emailed:

• What AI Is & What AI Is Not
• 7 AI Guardrails
• AI Decision Questionnaire

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Host or Publisher TriWell360 Consulting Group