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HR pros don’t need Jamie Dimon to tell them AI is as transformational as the printing press

HR Brew

AI at work is not new, but large language models (LLMs) and machine learning—think ChatGPT—have garnered prominent media headlines this last year, and corporate America is responding swiftly. AI tools are great for increasing workplace productivity and tackling arduous, repetitive tasks that can be easily done without much specific knowledge.

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Take it From a Futurist: How Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain Will Change HR Practices

Cornerstone On Demand

In this series , we interview experts in HR, recruiting and the future of work to get their take on what's next. The better you have those practices in place, the more your data can be used to make decisions and automate within an approved productivity." One area where AI can benefit HR departments today is in employee learning.

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Recruiting firms say AI and automation drive revenue growth

HRExecutive

As more automation and AI tools hit the market, HR leaders (and, frankly, HR tech editors) are eager for data on their efficacy for specific use cases. A manageable time to hire seems to be key, as the study found that firms that place candidates within 20 days or less were more likely to experience increased revenue.

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10 Best Staffing Agency Software for Recruitment Firms in 2024

HR Lineup

The recruitment landscape has dramatically evolved in recent years, driven by technological advancements, changing workforce demands, and the rise of remote work. Staffing agencies now rely on sophisticated software solutions to streamline their operations, find top talent, and stay ahead of competitors.

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Dice 2018 Recruitment Automation Report

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies are rapidly changing the way many recruit and hire talent. Read Dice's first-ever Recruitment Automation Report to discover how you can employ new, cutting-edge technologies to source and hire tech talent faster.

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Everything #HR Needs to Know About Machine Learning

HR Bartender

A few weeks ago, I wrote about Kronos’ new next generation workforce management solution called Workforce Dimensions. Dr. Thomas Walsh is the director of data science at Kronos, where he leads the application of cutting edge machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to workforce data.

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This nonprofit leader acts as a “no-fee staffing agency” connecting overlooked young professionals to corporate jobs

HR Brew

But the real “secret sauce” is that we can actually help strengthen your business based on who you hire, and we’ve got the data to prove it. It genuinely feels like our industry is beginning to integrate these ideas into daily workplace culture, ultimately fostering stronger, more productive, and more collaborative environments.

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The High Tech, High Touch Future of Recruiting

Speaker: Lou Adler, Founder, Performance-Based Hiring

Lou Adler has seen it all - from the birth of job boards and the Internet, to using AI to source, select, and hire candidates. Hiring great people starts with a meaningful job and a “high touch” hiring process designed to meet the personal needs of exceptional talent. Lou argues this will never be enough.