“Algorithms are opinions embedded in code.” Dr. Cathy O’Neil, author and data scientist Some time ago, I wrote that the ubiquity of artificial intelligence (AI) in HR was not an “if” but a “when.” Now, “when” is today. The current uncertainty in all businesses from Covid-19 and a volatile political and economic environment has proved […]
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Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have rapidly become an increasing presence in many aspects of society during the past several years, and HR is no exception. Hundreds of vendors have brought AI-enabled HR products to market, and many organizations appear eager to incorporate the latest technologies into their HR operations and reap the
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One of my all-time favorite old movies, now 52 years old, is “2001: A Space Odyssey.” Screenwriter/director Stanley Kubrick and book author Arthur C. Clarke were way ahead of their time, despite the incorrect prediction of the year when artificial intelligence would be perfected, that it could threaten to replace humans. And the satire was
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Point: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Must Be Part of Human Capital Management – by James Jeude ‘The purpose of Human Capital Management is to acquire, manage, and optimize the workforce that drives a modern business and powers the achievement of its mission and financial goals.’ Perhaps this sounds a little dull when reduced to this, yes?
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Sierra-Cedar (and its predecessor organizations)has conducted and published the results of its annual survey of HR information technology users for the last 22 consecutive years. A few details stand out among the survey group demographics: 609 of 1,892 (32%) of the organizations are global with the average global organization having operations in 26 countries. Fully
