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I believe I'm currently training AI for my job.
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It’s a scary thought actually hearing about people training it for their job…..
They tried to implement an HR AI bot at my company a few months ago, but it was immediately a disaster. We are now being asked to incorporate the tool into our own workflow. Like the person above, I'm pretty sure we are training the bot to take over our jobs.
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Honestly it can so helpful with some tasks but when it doesn’t co-operate it can be a complete disaster. Humans are needed.
I see it transforming the employee experience. Chatbots and virtual assistants can answer HR questions 24/7, guide onboarding, and support career development.
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Yeah I have see that, is always nice to have an actual human aswell rather than a complete bot but I understand the point.
I agree with Employer Brand strategist 1. I think it can definitely be used to help with the employee experience. I think it will make our jobs a lot easier.
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Yeah I do agree, it can take some weight off.
AI will automate admin, not empathy. HR’s real value is in the human part.. the listening, the judgment, the nuance. Robots might crunch data, but they can’t read the room.
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Yes exactly, a human is still required. They’re great up to a certain point.
AI can transform HR by automating tasks like resume screening, enhancing candidate sourcing, and analysing employee performance trends to aid in data-driven decision-making.