Swiss Banking Seminar on Generative AI in the Workplace

November 3, 2026

With Stéphane Bonzon, Psychologist at ISFB; Joseph Baud-Grasset, Training Coordinator & Quality Manager at ISFB; and Gabriel Bourquin, Head of Taxation & Head of the Romandie Region at ASB (moderator)

Generative artificial intelligence is gradually becoming part of professional practice. But there is a key difference between simply using a new tool and truly integrating it into one’s work.

How is AI transforming the way we work and learn? How can we develop new practices while preserving our expertise, autonomy, and sense of purpose in our work? And what conditions can organizations create to foster sustainable adoption of these new tools?

These questions were at the heart of our series “From Adoption to Embrace of Generative AI in the Workplace: A Dialogue Between Educational Sciences and Psychology.” After three chapters devoted to uses, learning, and changes in the workplace, the discussion now continues in real time.

See you on November 10

As part of a Monthly Special organized in collaboration with Swiss Banking, Joseph Baud-Grasset and Stéphane Bonzon will share their perspectives from the fields of education and psychology.

On the agenda: a discussion about the conditions needed to move beyond mere technology adoption and make AI a tool that is truly integrated into professional practices.

Topics will include skills, learning, professional identity, autonomy, cognitive load, and occupational health, with one central question running throughout: How can we learn to work with AI without losing what makes human expertise so valuable?

An event for anyone who wants to take a step back and reflect on their use of AI and better understand the changes currently taking place in the workplace.

📅 November 10, 2026
💻 Webinar – Monthly Special: Swiss Banking

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As part of a Monthly Special organized in collaboration with Swiss Banking, Joseph Baud-Grasset and Stéphane Bonzon will share their perspectives from the fields of education and psychology.