The Behavioral Blind Spot in Every AI Deployment

​A free 45-minute live session for the people who own AI adoption outcomes and have started to suspect the technology isn't the problem. The pilot worked. Utilization reports looked fine. Then the workarounds appeared, the overrides crept up, and the tool quietly became something people route around.

​Drawing on behavioral economics and organizational research, this session covers the dynamics that show up after AI enters a real workflow, the ones utilization dashboards and governance frameworks miss. You'll leave able to name what you're already watching happen, with a framework for diagnosing the human side of a stalled rollout.

​Everyone who attends gets a complimentary behavioral diagnostic and a 15-minute private debrief on their own results.

​Prof. Eugene Chan, PhD, is founder of Behavieural and Full Professor and Van Norman Chair of Business at Tyndale University, where his work centers on trust calibration, override behavior, and why human oversight of AI is often performative rather than real.