Skills4Good AI and The Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT) - the regulator and certifying body for engineering technicians and technologists in Ontario - recently announced a new partnership bringing the Responsible AI Audit™ Series to the professional association's 21,000 members.
OACETT joins Skills4Good AI's growing partnership ecosystem, giving its members access to the accredited AI verification methodology already available to professionals nationwide.
Read the full partnership announcement here
As part of this partnership, Skills4Good AI and OACETT are hosting a live webinar for OACETT members titled The Four AI Risks Every Engineering Professional Should Detect Before Trusting AI Outputs on:
- Wednesday, September 23, 2026
- 12 pm - 1 pm (ET)
Engineering professionals already use AI for research, strategic analysis, drafting reports, communications and producing client-facing work. However, most have no structured way to verify AI outputs before relying on them.
In the webinar, attendees will:
- Understand what the four top AI risks are when they emerge in your professional workflows
- Learn why these AI risks exist and why learning how to verify AI-assisted outputs matters
- Discover the three Human-AI Collaboration Models that apply to AI-assisted outputs
About the Speaker
Josephine Yam, JD, LLM, MA Phil (AI Ethics) is an AI lawyer, AI ethicist, and the CEO and Co-Founder of Skills4Good AI. A lawyer admitted to the bar in four jurisdictions, with master's degrees in both law and AI ethics, she works from one conviction: not everything legal is ethical, and not everything ethical is legal, especially in AI. She understands firsthand the professional liability at stake when we rely on AI outputs without verifying them.
A TEDx speaker with executive education from Stanford, Harvard, and the University of Toronto, she's been named among the Top 100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics and a Responsible AI Institute Leader in Responsible AI, and has been featured in CNN, CNBC, and Newsweek. As a woman, a person of color, and an immigrant entrepreneur, Josephine champions equity, diversity, and inclusion in building a human-centered AI world.
