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Behaviour, AI, and psychological safety: HR's playbook for successful implementation

About this event

AI is high on the 2026 agenda. But without a clear people-first approach, it risks undermining trust and psychological safety.


Employee concerns around fairness and transparency are rising, and HR leaders are being asked to introduce AI responsibly. This matters. PwC (2025) research shows employees who feel psychologically safe are 72% more motivated. When people don’t feel safe to speak up, both performance and technology underperform.


Join Andrea Rowe, People and Culture Director at BI Worldwide EMEA, and Kira van Niekerk, CXI Director at Thomas, on Thursday 19 March at 2.00pm GMT to explore how ethical, people-science-led AI can strengthen performance, build trust and support managers.

In this session, you’ll learn:

  • Why psychological safety drives performance
  • How behavioural differences shape responses to AI
  • How AI can support trust rather than undermine it
  • How to set clear ethical guardrails

Designed for HR and senior people leaders who want to introduce AI in a way that protects culture and builds confidence.

Hosted by

  • External speaker
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    Andrea Rowe People and Culture Director @ BI WORLDWIDE EMEA
  • Team member
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    Kira Van Niekerk Connection Intelligence (CXI) Director @ Thomas

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