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New study seeks to measure AI’s workplace wellbeing impact
UK National Health and Wellbeing Forum (NHFW) calls for input to support AI in workplace research.
The project aims to determine the impact AI has on psychological health and wellbeing in the workplace, and the role it might play in broader, strategic business outcomes.
The NHFW is a group representing Government, academia, professional institutions, and 50 of the UK’s largest employers across all sectors of the economy.
As AI becomes more widely adopted, it is hoped the findings from the study will help guide those responsible for occupational health and wellbeing, who might have until now, been unable to weave the technology into wider business objectives.
The survey, delivered by the University of Manchester, takes approximately ten minutes to complete and can be done so here.
Karl Simons OBE is Chair of the group and explains more about the initiative: “The project will enable the national workforce to feed into a survey, the outcomes of which will be produced within a report aimed at steering business and Government in looking at the present affect AI is having on the psychology of our workers and how AI can and is being adopted within the workplace.”
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New study seeks to measure AI’s workplace wellbeing impact
UK National Health and Wellbeing Forum (NHFW) calls for input to support AI in workplace research.
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