Prof. Dra. Claudia Braga
Claudia Braga, PhD Professor of Occupational Therapy at FMUSP, is a reference in mental health. Doctor in Philosophy (USP), Master in Public Health (USP) and in Mental Health Policy and Services (Nova de Lisboa), she chairs the Strategic and Technical Advisory Group on Mental Health, Brain Health, and Substance Use at WHO (2025-2027 term), advising the Director-General globally. In Brazil, she is part of the Intersectoral Mental Health Commission of the National Health Council representing ABRATO, actively participating in debates and formulation of public policy responses for the sector.
AI and Burnout: How Performance Culture Has Been Impacted by the Use of Technology
Artificial intelligence promised to optimize human work. But when the machine doesn't stop, humans can't either. We live in the era of performance engineering — where algorithms measure productivity in real time and the line between efficiency and burnout becomes increasingly blurred. In this panel, mental health, leadership and technology come together for an unfiltered conversation: is AI freeing us or trapping us in an even more demanding cycle of high performance — and what can companies and leaders do differently before reaching the breaking point.