AI usage in event organizing: Hague & Partners Convention Bureau

Thursday, November 23, 2023

A white paper authored by The Hague & Partners Convention Bureau and Ottawa Tourism will disclose that 63% of the association buyers of the world are either very anxious or somewhat anxious regarding the proper consequences of AI usage in organizing events, when it’s introduced next month.

The white paper, which will discover the proper consequences of AI usage all over the international association of events sector will show that 63% of association respondents believe that governments should enact on the use of AI in organizing event as well. But, in a stark contrast to this longing, 65% think that those same governments have a deficiency of the required information to be able to enact successfully as well.

For the respondents, particular concern is the usage and holding the data attained by technology companies via AI. 20% of the respondents explained that providers of AI technology are not very dependable, with an additional 13% saying not at all reliable. These 33% offset the 27% who “mostly” have faith the data providers.

Around 52% of the respondents support of International Standard to cover the AI usage in events as one possible solution. An additional 29% said “maybe” such a standard should be created.

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