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HumanTech Meetings II. AI: The 2024 Game Changer. Unlock the Power of AI in Risk Management

HumanTech Meetings II. AI: The 2024 Game Changer. Unlock the Power of AI in Risk Management

Explore how artificial intelligence can create innovative solutions to minimize threats and strengthen organizational resilience. Join the discussion on risk management in the AI era at the upcoming HumanTech Meeting, featuring business practitioners Andrew Tollinton and Urszula Jessen. This event, organized by SWPS University and the University of Warsaw, offers practical insights into AI's role in risk management strategies.

May 16, 2024
12:30–14:30 CEST (UTC+2)
online / University of Warsaw

Impact of artificial intelligence on risk management

AI has great potential to streamline risk management by swiftly and accurately analyzing large datasets. However, it also presents significant challenges. Issues like "AI black boxes," where decision-making processes lack transparency, pose concerns for users and regulators. Moreover, potential abuses and errors in AI could result in severe financial and operational consequences.

For the upcoming HumanTech Meeting, we have partnered with the "AI: Game Changer 2024" initiative to delve into the risks linked with artificial intelligence that demand careful and strategic handling.

Dr. Konrad Maj, head of SWPS University's HumanTech Center, and D. Eng. Piotr Senkus, an AI expert from the University of Warsaw's Faculty of Economics Department of Management and Information Technology, are organizing this event. Keynote speakers include business practitioners Andrew Tollinton, co-founder of SIRV Systems Limited (UK), and Urszula Jessen from ECE Group Services (Germany).

The discussion panel following the lectures will tackle critical questions about AI's impact on risk management. For instance, how does reliance on autonomous AI systems affect financial stability, cybersecurity, and data integrity? What strategies can we employ to manage risks associated with potential errors and manipulations in AI algorithms? Are decisions made by machines as reliable as those made by humans? Join us to explore real-world case studies and learn from experts in the field of AI-driven risk management.

The event will be conducted in English. It will take place in a hybrid format, both online and at the International Management Centre at the University of Warsaw.

HumanTech Meetings

We live in an era of innovation, technological progress and digitalization. This current innovation drive may lead to unpredictable psychological and social outcomes. Therefore, it is crucial to establish collaborations between engineers, programmers, IT specialists and social scientists during initial phases of any new projects related to development of new technologies or services. Such collaborations may help to avoid mistakes and can support better development of new ideas.

The project is planned as a series of meetings, gathering academics and professionals from the technology sector from Poland and other countries. Each meeting will include two lectures, one delivered by a speaker from Poland and one presented by a guest from another country. The lectures will be followed by panel discussions, where panelists will represent different approaches to innovation and technology.

HumanTech Meetings is a project of SWPS University's Center for Social and Technological Innovation.

  1. Andrew Tollinton: Will Risk Management Drive AI Adoption?

    While most enterprises counter inflation and low growth by cutting expenditures, one budget has grown significantly over the last year: AI. However, what this means for society is uncertain. In the 17th century, Thomas Hobbes proposed that the primary purpose of government is to provide its citizens with a secure society. Hobbes’ elevation of security above all else perhaps gives us an insight into where AI adoption will be the greatest. In this thought-provoking presentation, I’ll explore one vision of how AI will impact security and risk management in the next few years, drawing from my experience of introducing AI to risk management functions. We will explore the question: Is human motivation a guide to AI adoption? By examining the parallels between Hobbes’ philosophy and the driving forces behind AI implementation, we can gain valuable insights into the future of risk management. Furthermore, we will address the potential risks in AI mediating man, as the increasing reliance on AI systems raises concerns about the consequences of delegating decision-making to machines. To effectively communicate AI’s value to clients, I will introduce the three promises of AI and how they can revolutionize risk management practices. However, we must also confront the issue of bias in risk management and explore strategies to mitigate its impact.

  2. Urszula Jessen: Venturing into Monte Carlo: Exploring the Risks and Opportunities of Generative AI in Risk Management

    This keynote delves into the profound integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in risk management, marking a significant shift from conventional methods to cutting-edge AI-driven techniques. The discussion begins with a review of established risk management practices, such as Monte Carlo simulations, which have long been essential for quantifying risks and uncertainties in various sectors. The talk then broadens to include other AI-driven methodologies, like predictive analytics, machine learning algorithms for pattern recognition in large datasets, and neural networks that simulate potential outcomes to assist in decision-making processes. The narrative progresses to the transformative capabilities of generative AI, particularly Large Language Models (LLMs), which enhance scenario simulations and decision-making processes in fields such as finance, cybersecurity, and healthcare. The presentation poses critical questions about these models' ability to redefine risk assessment and explores the potential shape of future AI-driven risk management solutions. It questions whether the role of risk managers will evolve or diminish as AI technologies become more autonomous in the next five years. Addressing the challenges of generative AI, the presentation delves into critical issues such as algorithmic bias, data hallucination, and the black boxes of AI decision-making. These concerns are crucial for developing trustworthy and ethical AI systems in risk management.

Keynote Speakers

Urszula Jessen
Urszula Jessen
 
Is an expert in process exploration and its application in risk management with nearly two decades of experience in IT and data management. Her career is dedicated to using technology to bridge the gap between process optimization and actual process flows recorded in IT systems. Currently at ECE Group Services, Urszula is pushing the boundaries of risk management by utilizing process exploration techniques. Her approach helps organizations identify potential threats, bottlenecks, and inefficiencies, enabling data-driven decision-making and effective risk mitigation. Her research on integrating generative artificial intelligence, including large language models (LLM), with process exploration, brings new dimensions to risk management. By leveraging the power of AI, Urszula aims to uncover hidden patterns, predict potential threats, and provide practical insights for proactive risk reduction.
Andrew Tollinton
Andrew Tollinton
 
Is the visionary co-founder of SIRV, a leading company in AI-driven risk management, with a decade of experience in financial and operational risk management. His career began with the establishment of SIRV in 2011 alongside his brother. The company evolved from one of the first to utilize mobile apps for incident management to a leader in AI-based risk management solutions. Their mission is clear: to equip risk managers with cutting-edge technology that helps protect people, reputation, assets, and revenue in an increasingly complex world. At SIRV, a team focused on machine learning and artificial intelligence, Andrew has developed innovative features that go beyond traditional risk reporting to include threat monitoring, serious incident management, and employee deployment. Andrew's expertise extends beyond his role at SIRV. He is a sought-after speaker and has shared his insights at prestigious events such as the Strategic Risk Management Institute's conference on Artificial Intelligence in Risk Management. He shares his journey, the philosophy behind SIRV, and how their AI-based solutions are revolutionizing the way organizations approach risk management, providing them with a competitive edge in today’s complex world.

Panelists

Piotr Borkowski
Piotr Borkowski
 

Is a cybersecurity expert and manager with 17 years of experience. He is deeply engaged in social projects, including the AntiFraud Association and the CISO #Poland Foundation. As the Executive Director and Head of Red Team Operations & Cybersecurity Testing in one of the largest global banks, he has been a participant and leader in numerous government (cert.gov.pl), consulting (Deloitte,) and global projects. Piotr has also served as a board advisor and external chief information security officer for multiple companies and organizations, offering expertise in establishing entire security systems from scratch. He is a lecturer on security topics and a speaker at various industry conferences in Poland and worldwide.

John Kilmer
John Kilmer
 
Is the founder and Chief Strategy Officer of ValiCor US, is a seasoned professional with over 15 years of experience in the SaaS industry. ValiCor US specializes in helping organizations manage risk through innovative solutions that incorporate emotional intelligence technology and artificial intelligence. ValiCor US is revolutionizing risk management by leveraging its proprietary Human Emotion Analysis Technology (HEAT). Using advanced AI and machine learning algorithms, HEAT can identify and analyze human emotions, facial expressions, and body language in real time. This provides organizations with a unique and invaluable understanding of potential hazards and threats.
Mads Pærregaard
Mads Pærregaard
 
Is the founder and CEO of Human Risks. He aims to revolutionize the security risk management industry by making it smarter and more efficient. With an impressive background that includes leadership roles at Nokas A/S, the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Danish Army, he brings a wealth of experience and expertise. He has served in high-stakes environments such as Afghanistan and Iraq, honing his skills in risk assessment, resource management, and operations planning. Through Human Risks, Mads and his team are dedicated to providing organizations with the tools and support they need to navigate the complex landscape of security risks. By leveraging innovative technology and data-driven insights, Human Risks empowers security risk professionals to increase productivity, lower costs, and effectively protect their organizations.

The meeting will be hosted by

David Rubens
David Rubens
Ph.D.
Holds a Ph.D. in security and risk management and has extensive experience consulting with governments and top organizations globally. As the Executive Director of The Institute of Strategic Risk Management (ISRM) and a Professor at the Ukraine Global Faculty, he combines academic knowledge with practical experience. He has overseen innovative programs at renowned institutions such as the United Nations University and the Berlin School of Economics and Law.

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Organizers

  • Logo, HumanTech Center, SWPS University
  • Logo, Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw
  • Logo, BPM Competence Center

Event held under the auspices of

  • Logo, Minister of Digital Affairs of the Republic of Poland
  • Logo, University of Warsaw
  • Logo, Polish-Swedish Chamber of Commerce

Date and location

May 16, 2024 (Thursday), 12:30–14:30 CEST (UTC+2)
International Management Centre, Faculty of Management, University of Warsaw, Szturmowa 1/3, Warsaw

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In 2021, the HumanTech Meetings project was granted an additional PLN 250,000 (EUR 52 828,75) by the Ministry of Education and Science (MEiN), as part of the funding scheme “Społeczna odpowiedzialność nauki – Popularyzacja nauki i promocja sportu” (Social responsibility of science – Popularization of science and sport), (project no. SONP/SN/514650/2021), project duration: 2022-2023, total value: PLN 305,472 (EUR 65 251,67).

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