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7 Biggest Recruitment Problems in 2024 (And How to Fix Them)

Ongig

Recruitment problems often arise when enterprise hiring teams conduct a large-scale search for the right candidates for the right roles. Amid a backdrop of emerging (and confusing) technologies, a challenging job market, and a recovering economy, maximizing recruitment ROI has become more pressing than ever.

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IDC Expert Shares Insights on Healthcare’s Digital-Focused Future

Workday

Artificial intelligence (AI). By the end of 2025, your team at IDC predicts 65% of healthcare organizations will have data governance frameworks in place that prioritize the ethical and explainable use of AI for predictive, preventive, and personalized care. Organizations need to be thinking about the ethical use of AI.

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Colorado AI Discrimination Law Leads the Way Towards Regulation

HR Digest

Getting set to tackle the indiscriminate use of AI, the Colorado AI discrimination law is a landmark moment in the work being done in favor of AI regulations. The Colorado AI discrimination bill goes into effect on Feb 1, 2026, but employers and other agencies will have to begin planning ahead in adherence to these regulations.

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Important AI Facts and Why You Need to Know Them

Hire Vue

Artificial Intelligence (AI) uses human intelligence programmed into machines like computers and mobile devices to think, work, and problem-solve like humans. Everyday AI comes into play when you’re using Siri or relying on Netflix to suggest what film to watch next. . What are the risks of AI? Is AI bad? .

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The AIHR AI Risk Framework for HR Professionals Explained

Analytics in HR

Our research reveals that many HR practitioners feel uncertain about integrating AI technologies while minimizing risk, leading to stagnation in AI adoption efforts. To remain credible and relevant in an AI-driven future, HR has a critical role in ensuring responsible adoption.