5 Ways GenAI is Already Reshaping HR - The AI Revolution is Happening Faster Than You Think
Published on: 25/03/2025
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Barry Phillips, author of the brand new groundbreaking book “ChatGPT in HR – a Practical Guide for Employers and HR Professionals”, reveals five powerful ways Generative AI is already transforming HR.
Barry challenges outdated assumptions, tackling key issues such as:

🔹Misconduct redefined – How AI tools are blurring traditional workplace boundaries
🔹AI bans: Time to rethink? – Why prohibiting GenAI could leave your organisation at a considerable disadvantage
🔹The rise of AI Agents – How autonomous AI could reshape HR roles and responsibilities
🔹Dedicated AI coaches for HR? It's so much closer than you think...
🔹The “cloned employee” and the impact of sites such as Synthesia and ElevenLabs

AI also presents an opportunity to supercharge HR, boosting its strategic influence like never before. Discover how AI can elevate HR from an operational function to a critical, decision-driving powerhouse at the heart of your organisation.

 

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