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AI can tackle benefits management. What about interpersonal issues in the workplace?

Some companies are using agents for employee experience, learning, and development—but experts advise against using AI in circumstances requiring empathy.

Tricia Crimmins

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How two HR executives are using AI tools with their people ops teams

Kate Noel, SVP and head of people ops at Morning Brew, Inc. and Stefani Steinway, SVP of HR at Equifax, shared how they’re using AI tools at SHRM’s annual conference.

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Workday announces new AI-powered capabilities powered by Sana acquisition

Meet “the last software that people have to learn, because it’s the first software that’s going to learn you.”

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Is it really the end of SaaS as we know it?

New AI agent and coding tools have triggered a “SaaS-pocalypse” narrative. The reality is more complicated.

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Beyond workslop: How AI is shaping workplace communication

And what HR leaders should guard against.

CES on Media Day in 2025.

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.

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What’s next for AI in HR?

These HR pros have thoughts on what to expect next year.