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Mental Health and Machine Learning: AI and Rethinking Recognition in 2025
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Mental Health and Machine Learning: AI and Rethinking Recognition in 2025
In today’s evolving workplace, the intersection of technology and human experience is more critical than ever. As organisations strive to foster environments that prioritise employee wellbeing, the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in shaping recognition practices and supporting mental health has come to the forefront.
Join us for an insightful webinar featuring JD Drasbek, Co-Founder of WorkFit DX, and Dr David Dixon, Head of AI Education and Innovation at MIT Open Learning. Together, they will explore how AI-driven recognition strategies can enhance employee engagement, promote mental wellbeing, and build a resilient workforce.
You will learn:
- The latest research on AI applications in employee recognition and mental health support.
- Practical strategies for integrating AI tools to personalise recognition and monitor wellbeing.
- Ethical considerations and best practices for implementing AI in HR processes.
- Actionable steps to build a resilient and supportive work environment.
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