How do you turn 'responsible AI' principles into everyday practice?
New qualitative research from the Institute of Business Ethics and Acteon explores the human and cultural dimensions of responsible AI adoption: the choices people make, the actions they take, and the habits they develop.
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We've put together free, bite-size video training to help your people use AI safely, confidently and effectively at work. Get the free training built on insights from behavioural science and AI best practice now.
moreNew Year, New Tactics: Turning habits into business impact
How organisations can use January-esque habit forming tactics to improve performance and demonstrate business impact.
moreActeon and Merck win Gold at Brandon Hall Excellence Awards
We’re thrilled to announce that our partnership with Merck’s Center for Scientific Exchange Excellence (CSEE) has won a Gold Award at the prestigious Brandon Hall Group HCM Excellence Awards® 2025, in the category of Best Competencies and Skill Development.
more3 ways L&D can use GenAI for meaningful impact
From uncovering actionable insights to transforming learning experiences with AI coaches and AI avatars. Ross Stevenson shares three practical ways L&D teams can use GenAI in their learning strategy for meaningful impact.
moreAre you missing good ideas? Giving introverts more room to be heard
Why are inclusive, collaborative cultures better for long term success? And how can organisations recognise the value of all their employees?
moreSafety training goes viral on TikTok
Mandatory safety training and a viral TikTok video are two things that don’t necessarily marry themselves together. It’s unexpected. As is safety training in the form of a sound-alike MC Hammer song… So when users were met with this radically different approach to safety training, it caught their attention.
moreOpportunity, risk and permission to fail: Four key takeaways from the Acteon event
From mountain peaks to musical improvisation, this year’s Speak to the Human event offered a rich variety of ideas to help us all think differently.
moreThinking in pictures: Expert tips on visual communication from our podcast guest
Visual communication can help us remember things, check our understanding, and communicate better. But it's often overlooked for communicating at work. So how can anyone, even those who are 'not creative', start using visual communication?
moreA new approach to tackle children’s mental health
How long should a child have to wait for mental health support? Over the last twelve months, our writers and designers have been working closely with Professor Ian Goodyer and Dr Raphael Kelvin from Cambridge BPI and the University of Cambridge to provide 11-18 year olds with supportive, scientifically backed resources while they wait.
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