Diversity in the Age of AI: The Human Side of AI—Navigating Change

Using AI every day — or still not sure it's worth the risk?

You're not alone either way. AI is changing how we work, but the real challenges aren't about the technology. They're about people: how individuals and multicultural teams adapt, experiment, and navigate change in their day-to-day work.

Event Details
Date: Thursday, October 22, 2026
Time: 15:30-18:00
Venue: Embassy of Canada to Japan
Admission: Free

The numbers tell a revealing story:

• 88% of organizations globally say they use AI (McKinsey, 2025)
• 21% of workers actually use it at work (Pew Research, 2025)
• 95% of enterprise AI initiatives show zero measurable return (MIT, 2025)

The gap isn't technology. It's personal — shaped by role, industry, comfort level, and workplace culture.

What you'll get: Real talk from four leaders navigating this gap from different seats — DE&I, IT governance, executive coaching, and enterprise technology — plus practical insight you can take back to your own team, and a chance to connect with Canadian and Japanese business leaders thinking through the same questions.

OUR PANEL

Join us at the Embassy of Canada to Japan for an evening of candid conversation, followed by a networking reception. Free to attend — seats are limited, so register now to secure your spot.

Hosted by: CCCJ Global Diversity Management Committee

IMPORTANT

• Registration is first come, first served and may close before the advertised deadline if capacity is reached.
• Security screening will be conducted at the Embassy entrance. We recommend arriving early with minimal personal items. Government-issued photo ID is required to enter the Embassy. Please ensure the name registered for this event is the same as the one on your photo ID.