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Dec 12Dec 13

OECD’s AI Capability Indicators: A first look at the scale on social interaction

As part of AI-WIPS, OECD is developing a set of AI capability indicators to describe what AI can and can’t do with respect to different areas of human performance. The full set of indicators will...

Thursday 12 December

Dec 12, 2024

5:00 PM5:45 PM

AI Incidents: A look at past mistakes to inform future AI governance

AI incidents and hazards reported by reputable media outlets worldwide have seen a sharp increase since 2022, as tracked by the OECD AI Incident Monitor (AIM). Data on past and present AI risks and...

Friday 13 December

Dec 13, 2024

8:30 AM9:00 AM

Is training adapted to the AI transition?

Training systems are being called upon to prepare workers for the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace. While initial education is important, upskilling and reskilling the...

Friday 13 December

Dec 13, 2024

9:30 AM10:15 AM

Maintaining the Fairness and Relevance of High-Stakes Exams in the Age of AI

In many countries, upper secondary graduation requires students to pass high-stakes exams. But as AI systems become more powerful, so does their potential to disrupt high stakes testing either...

Friday 13 December

Dec 13, 2024

12:00 PM12:45 PM

AI use by public employment services: can it lead to more inclusive labour markets?

People furthest from the labour market can have large gaps in their educational attainment, qualification and work experience, and their skills can be difficult to map using “traditional” data...

Luc Behaghel

Paris School of EconomicsChaired Professor

Andreas Henningsson

The Public Employment Service of Sweden (Arbetsförmedlingen)Senior AI and data strategist

Gabriele Marconi

Luxembourg Public Employment Agency (ADEM)Data Scientist

Friday 13 December

Dec 13, 2024

1:00 PM2:00 PM

AI and Competition

The economic impact of AI is intrinsically linked to the functioning of the competitive environment. For instance, market leaders with large customer bases and scales of operation might reap higher...

Friday 13 December

Dec 13, 2024

2:15 PM3:15 PM

Does AI boost firms’ and workers’ productivity?

Investments in AI from employers are often driven by a desire to boost productivity. But evidence on the effects of AI on productivity is still emerging. Firms that use AI tend to be more productive...

Friday 13 December

Dec 13, 2024

3:30 PM4:30 PM

Agentic AI: Balancing opportunities and risks in the age of intelligent agents

Beyond creating content and interacting with human users, generative AI systems are increasingly designed to function as autonomous agents capable of making decisions on a user’s behalf. The...

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High-Level Opening Session

Women’s and men’s experiences of AI at work: how might they differ?

Tracking AI diffusion in firms and sectors: new evidence for policymaking

OECD’s AI Capability Indicators: A first look at the scale on social interaction

AI Incidents: A look at past mistakes to inform future AI governance

Is training adapted to the AI transition?

Maintaining the Fairness and Relevance of High-Stakes Exams in the Age of AI

AI use by public employment services: can it lead to more inclusive labour markets?

AI and Competition

Does AI boost firms’ and workers’ productivity?

Agentic AI: Balancing opportunities and risks in the age of intelligent agents

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