AI Empowered HR: Responsibility, ethics, and organizational readiness
Discover how AI can be used in HR
The role of HR has drastically changed from being a policy enforcer to being a value driver. It’s time for HR leaders to define their organization’s transformation strategy. It’s time for them to figure out how people and AI can jointly deliver value.
This webinar shares insight into how AI helps with determining the principles that will guide an organization’s technology investments, identifying critical roles and skills of the future, and managing hiring, career mobility, retention, and more.
Listen to experts as they decode the challenges and expectations in the HR function in the age of generative AI.
Watch today.
Provided by IBM
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