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A recent survey of more than 250 HR leaders in the US found that 73% are using AI in recruitment and hiring processes. Here are four ways organizations can identify risks and ensure their use of AI is fair, ethical, and effective. The starting point for evaluating AI-powered HR tools should be an understanding that the tools are imperfect. Before adopting AI tools, make sure your HR team is sufficiently staffed so that humans can review every step of any process that AI automates. Even with safeguards, the new generation of AI tools are complex and fallible.
Persons: Trey Causey, Causey, Kumarasamy, you've, doesn't Organizations: European Union, CVs, Intelligence, EU, Insider Studios Locations: Canada
Mark Kashef had long considered finance the most stable, lucrative field you could work in — until the release of ChatGPT. Kashef adds that, in the long term, he wouldn't be surprised if AI surpassed finance in terms of job opportunities and earning potential. AI brings new fears and opportunities for workersEconomists and HR experts say the future of the AI job market is bright — but its success isn't guaranteed. "If you look at the descriptions for AI job postings, many of the roles are still very exploratory, alluding to building or testing new products," Pollak says. Several industries outside of tech have demonstrated a clear, consistent interest in hiring for AI jobs, including retail, finance, health care and education, Pollak notes.
Persons: Mark Kashef, ChatGPT, Kashef, it's, wouldn't, , Julia Pollak, Pollak, Trey Causey, Causey, Ryan Sutton, Robert Half Organizations: Ottawa, Queen's University, Companies, Meta, Netflix, Amazon, Business Locations: , Kingston , Ontario, ODAIA, Toronto
Overall, job postings on LinkedIn that mention either AI or generative AI more than doubled globally between July 2021 and July 2023. Other job search platforms have also observed a rise in open AI roles. These five jobs are among the most in-demand AI jobs that companies are hiring for on both platforms. As the report notes, demand for AI talent and skills in a variety of roles "will continue to increase as more companies embrace AI across their workflows." Check out:The most in-demand AI job of 2023 can pay over $200,000 and offers remote opportunities
Persons: Trey Causey, Warren Buffett Organizations: CNBC, Software Locations: ZipRecruiter
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