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CHROs more cautious about AI readiness and adoption than C-suite peers, survey finds

HR leaders can help create the most value from AI transformation, but misalignment with fellow executives threatens serious risk.


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Elaine Chao’s got a lot to say…about AI

The former labor secretary participated in a policy discussion on AI and workforce displacement hosted by Deel


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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.


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Anthropic’s latest agent wants to be your new employee

Claude Tag expands Anthropic’s Slack integrations, allowing it to take over tasks and communicate across a channel.


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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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Meta’s employee-tracking AI tool put on hold after exposing sensitive data internally

The paused AI training program monitored employees’ keystrokes, mouse clicks, and activity, and even took screenshots of their computers.


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AI hiring tools may be more biased than we thought, in ways we didn’t think

A new study raises concerns about the pervasive reach of AI-powered screening and hiring tools.

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