HR Brew heads to CES, eyeing the new ways tech and AI could change people work
The massive technology conference will focus on AI, among other topics.
Adam DeRose is a senior reporter for HR Brew covering tech, automation and AI, and the future of work. He was previously supervising producer at The Hill in Washington, D.C., leading a team of political news producers following the drama inside the Beltway and making sense of it for people outside the Beltway. He’s also freelanced in Baltimore, where he lives.
The massive technology conference will focus on AI, among other topics.
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