Event: Getting real on AI: Research, People and Practices
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October 2, 2024
Networking Event: Getting real on AI in HR
A Sydney-based networking event, focussed on sharing learnings about AI in HR, has come and gone. HR professionals connected and dove deep into the world of Artificial Intelligence and its transformative effects on the People & Culture profession.
Co-hosted with AHRI, the expert panel featured voices from technology, talent acquisition, and research, offering insights into adoption of cutting-edge AI tools, the evolving skills landscape for HR professionals and emerging trends shaping the future of HR.
What was covered:
- The latest insights from AHRI's research, including the Quarterly Work Outlook and high-performance work systems report
- A clear picture of AI's current state across HR functions, from recruitment to employee experience
- Practical examples of AI applications in HR, shared by those using them daily
- Guidance on starting an AI journey, upskilling a team, and ensuring AI aligns with an organisation's needs
- Strategies for assessing AI's impact on roles and managing workforce transitions
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