World of HR: Japan bets billions on robot workers
Softbank and Fujitsu are among the 44 companies that have pledged to develop AI-powered humanoid robots to offset a dwindling population and aging workforce.
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Softbank and Fujitsu are among the 44 companies that have pledged to develop AI-powered humanoid robots to offset a dwindling population and aging workforce.
Na, na, na. Hey, hey, hey. (Should we) kiss, AI, goodbye?
The HR industry’s biggest professional organization is pro-AI.
The massive multi-day event requires careful planning and coordination…and a little help from robots.
For some HR executives, AI agents are now akin to coworkers, assisting them on everything from preparing for board meetings to prioritizing items in a daily agenda.
“HR has always been responsible for organizational design and workforce design, and this is that on steroids.”
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