Workshop: Action Learning and Artificial Intelligence, Dr Craig Johnson

Since ChatGPT came out of stealth and was launched on an unsuspecting world the future of artificial intelligence has rarely been out of the news. This online workshop is intended to explore the role action learning may have in developing the future of AI. It will be led by Dr Craig Johnson an associate professor at the University of Bradford, who has been teaching Responsible AI: Ethics, Law and Governance for the past five years. We would also like to exchange ideas of how other practitioners and academics have been integrating action learning with AI

About Craig

Craig Johnson is an Associate Professor at the University of Bradford, School of Management. His career started as a software engineer for mission critical systems in the emergency services. This included the design of command-and-control systems and the first national fire

service computer system. His research interests are in the areas of action learning, organisational learning, and more lately artificial intelligence. He teaches on courses for Digital Business, Project Management, and Responsible AI. He is the former MBA Director, responsible for gaining the NHS Accreditation.  His interest in action learning started in the 1990s when he studied for an MA in Management by Action Learning. This continued into his PhD where he conducted
research using structural equation modelling on the learning
organisation concept for FTSE-300 and AIM-listed companies. He is on the advisory board for the Turin University Network for the University, as well as the advisory board for artificial intelligence for the British Academy of Management (BAM). Craig is interested in bridging the gap between organisational behavioural and the technical world of artificial intelligence.