What Human Resources Should Know About AI: Part II of II
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What Human Resources Should Know About AI: Part II of II

Diana Scott discusses whether it’s possible—or advisable—to take the “human” out of human resources.

The HR function was an early adopter of AI, such as machine learning for sifting through resumes. Now companies are using it to predict skills needed in the future or the likelihood of employee turnover. In this episode of C-Suite Perspectives, Diana Scott, Center Leader of the US Human Capital Center, joins President and CEO Steve Odland, both of The Conference Board, to discuss whether it’s possible—or advisable—to take the “human” out of human resources. 

Tune in to find out:  

  • How might sentient HR be used in HR in the future?

  • What should executives watch out for when using AI tools in HR? 

  • How can AI become discriminatory? What safeguards should companies put in place? 

  • HR decisions are highly sensitive, including performance management. How can AI play a role? 

  • What should be considered when developing policy for AI use in an organization? 

 

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The HR function was an early adopter of AI, such as machine learning for sifting through resumes. Now companies are using it to predict skills needed in the future or the likelihood of employee turnover. In this episode of C-Suite Perspectives, Diana Scott, Center Leader of the US Human Capital Center, joins President and CEO Steve Odland, both of The Conference Board, to discuss whether it’s possible—or advisable—to take the “human” out of human resources. 

Tune in to find out:  

  • How might sentient HR be used in HR in the future?

  • What should executives watch out for when using AI tools in HR? 

  • How can AI become discriminatory? What safeguards should companies put in place? 

  • HR decisions are highly sensitive, including performance management. How can AI play a role? 

  • What should be considered when developing policy for AI use in an organization? 

 

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Steve Odland

Steve Odland

President and CEO
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Diana Scott

Diana Scott

US Human Capital Center Leader
The Conference Board

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