AI Ethics and Responsible Decision-Making
Description
This session is designed for corporate and industry professionals seeking to strengthen ethical decision-making, cognitive accountability and responsible AI adoption within organisational environments.
The challenge
As AI technologies become increasingly integrated into workplaces, organisations face growing ethical, reputational and leadership risks. Common challenges include:
Maintaining human judgement in AI-assisted environments
Understanding accountability for AI-supported decisions
Navigating ethical and reputational risks relating to AI adoption
Balancing efficiency with professional responsibility
Building organisational trust during technological change
Our approach
Grounded in psychology, ethical leadership and organisational governance, this session focuses on practical frameworks for responsible AI integration and ethical decision-making.
What you’ll explore
Ethical frameworks for AI adoption in organisations
Cognitive accountability and professional oversight
Human judgement and decision-making in AI-assisted environments
Strategies for responsible leadership during AI integration
Practical approaches to balancing innovation with integrity
Who this is for
Leaders, managers and professionals responsible for decision-making, governance or AI adoption within organisational environments.
This is a practical ethics and leadership-focused session.
Lineup

Suzanne (Sues) Tonks
Sues Tonks is the Managing Director of Limestone Group and one of Australia's most experienced practitioners at the intersection of psychology, executive leadership, and strategic communication. She is completing a Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology at Monash University as part of a double award programme incorporating the Masters of Educational and Developmental Psychology. She has completed all coursework, placements, and her thesis, with conferral pending publication of a submitted peer-reviewed journal article currently under review. She holds Provisional Psychologist registration with AHPRA. Sues also holds a Bachelor of Business and Commerce and a degree in Communication, and brings more than 20 years of senior practice across C-suite executive development, corporate strategy, government, not-for-profit organisations, creative agencies, and business owners. Her specialisations include issues management and public relations, and she has worked intimately with global brands and ambitious entrepreneurs at the highest level of decision-making. She is the developer of the AIMPI (AI Management Personality Inventory) and leads all Limestone Group programmes, coaching, and strategic intensives. Sues is a sought-after speaker and guest panelist on leadership, AI, psychology in professional practice, and the future of work.
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