In this session, we explore the intersection of neurodiversity and artificial intelligence in the modern workplace. Speaker presents case studies and lived examples that show how neurodivergent team members, who may struggle with traditional social cues or synchronous communication, can thrive when provided with adaptive, AI-supported tools that respect their processing preferences. We will examine best practices for building inclusive environments, designing workflows for asynchronous collaboration, and applying AI tools like sentiment analysis, chatbot assistants, and visual scheduling to support equitable participation. This session emphasizes human-centered AI adoption, reminding participants that technology must support—not supplant—human dignity and diversity. Areas Covered Understanding neurodiversity and cognitive strengths Challenges neurodivergent professionals face at work Case studies on AI-supported inclusion Adaptive tools for communication and workflow AI ethics and trust-building Who Should AttendDiversity & Inclusion Officers HR Professionals Tech leads and Product Managers Team coaches and facilitators Neurodivergent professionals and allies Why Should You Attend Is your workplace missing out on untapped potential? Do team members struggle with communication breakdowns or misinterpreted cues? The cost of misunderstanding neurodivergent talent is high: disengagement, high turnover, and lost innovation. Failing to adapt puts your culture and performance at risk. This session helps you move beyond compliance and toward empowerment. Learn how to recognize the value neurodivergent professionals offer and how AI tools can support inclusive communication without replacing human understanding. Avoid the risk of losing your best minds to outdated practices. Topic BackgroundAs organizations strive for more inclusive environments, understanding neurodiversity is essential. Neurodivergent individuals—including those with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other cognitive differences—bring unique strengths to workplaces, yet often face barriers to communication, trust, and visibility. AI may help bridge that gap.