By
Stella Ngugi
Senior HR Executive & Consultant
Jobonics HR
Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming part of the HR toolkit, from screening CVs and scheduling interviews to predicting attrition and analysing employee performance.
AI is transforming HR, but raising serious concerns about bias, privacy, transparency, and accountability in workplace decisions.
By
Stella Ngugi
Senior HR Executive & Consultant
Jobonics HR
Artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming part of the HR toolkit, from screening CVs and scheduling interviews to predicting attrition and analysing employee performance.

As we outsource more and more tasks to AI, leaders need to consider the impacts that AI bias can have on everything from hiring…

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