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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20261006T123000
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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.sustain.brussels/event/talent-talk-6-reinv
 enting-employment-in-the-age-of-artificial-intelligence-269/register">Tale
 nt Talk #6: Reinventing employment in the age of artificial intelligence</
 a>\nArtificial intelligence is profoundly transforming jobs\, skills and o
 rganisations. Whilst we must not underestimate its impact on employment an
 d ways of working\, this revolution also opens up new opportunities for va
 lue creation and innovation\, whilst raising the question of how each of u
 s can adapt to these changes. Welcome address by Alain Heureux\, moderator
  of the Talent Talk​ Confirmed speakersGeoffrey Aerts (Vrije Universitei
 t Brussel)Brieuc Janssens de Varebeke (Agoria Brussels)David Jelgersma (Br
 uxelles Formation)Florence Lepoivre (FGTB)Arne Maes (BNP Paribas Fortis)An
 a-Maria Nevito (Orange)Olivier Poot (Partena Professional)Anny Tubbs​ (I
 nterface3)Coralie Vrancken (Rossel) Sarah Sevilla\, from the CESI Group\, 
 will present the 2026 AI at Work Barometer\, a survey conducted among more
  than 800 workers in Belgium to measure the tangible impact of artificial 
 intelligence on their daily lives and workplace experience. The event will
  be structured around two complementary panels Panel 1 - Skills\, training
  and the working environment How can we adapt skills and support workers a
 nd jobseekers in the face of AI? AI is accelerating the transformation of 
 existing jobs and redefining the key skills of the future. This panel will
  address the challenges of initial and continuing training\, professional 
 reskilling\, and the adaptation of the world of work. Discussions will foc
 us in particular on:the changing landscape of critical skills across all s
 ectorsthe rise of continuous learning and reskillingthe role of public bod
 ies\, trade unions and businessesthe need for an ethical and social framew
 ork surrounding AI in the workplace Panel 2 - Innovation\, businesses and 
 the creation of new jobs How is AI transforming organisations and giving r
 ise to new professions? Beyond fears of job displacement\, AI is also a dr
 iver of economic transformation and innovation. This panel will [...]
DTSTAMP:20261007T000300Z
LOCATION:BECI\, Avenue Louise 500\, 1050 Brussels
SUMMARY:Talent Talk #6: Reinventing employment in the age of artificial int
 elligence
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.sustain.brussels/event/ta
 lent-talk-6-reinventing-employment-in-the-age-of-artificial-intelligence-2
 69/register">Talent Talk #6: Reinventing employment in the age of artifici
 al intelligence</a>\nArtificial intelligence is profoundly transforming jo
 bs\, skills and organisations. Whilst we must not underestimate its impact
  on employment and ways of working\, this revolution also opens up new opp
 ortunities for value creation and innovation\, whilst raising the question
  of how each of us can adapt to these changes. Welcome address by Alain He
 ureux\, moderator of the Talent Talk​ Confirmed speakersGeoffrey Aerts (
 Vrije Universiteit Brussel)Brieuc Janssens de Varebeke (Agoria Brussels)Da
 vid Jelgersma (Bruxelles Formation)Florence Lepoivre (FGTB)Arne Maes (BNP 
 Paribas Fortis)Ana-Maria Nevito (Orange)Olivier Poot (Partena Professional
 )Anny Tubbs​ (Interface3)Coralie Vrancken (Rossel) Sarah Sevilla\, from 
 the CESI Group\, will present the 2026 AI at Work Barometer\, a survey con
 ducted among more than 800 workers in Belgium to measure the tangible impa
 ct of artificial intelligence on their daily lives and workplace experienc
 e. The event will be structured around two complementary panels Panel 1 - 
 Skills\, training and the working environment How can we adapt skills and 
 support workers and jobseekers in the face of AI? AI is accelerating the t
 ransformation of existing jobs and redefining the key skills of the future
 . This panel will address the challenges of initial and continuing trainin
 g\, professional reskilling\, and the adaptation of the world of work. Dis
 cussions will focus in particular on:the changing landscape of critical sk
 ills across all sectorsthe rise of continuous learning and reskillingthe r
 ole of public bodies\, trade unions and businessesthe need for an ethical 
 and social framework surrounding AI in the workplace Panel 2 - Innovation\
 , businesses and the creation of new jobs How is AI transforming organisat
 ions and giving rise to new professions? Beyond fears of job displacement\
 , AI is also a driver of economic transformation and innovation. This pane
 l will [...]
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