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artificial
Source: Oracle, Future Workplace
intelligence
79 per cent of HR leaders believe a failure to adopt AI will
have negative consequences on their own careers, colleagues
and overall organization, according to a survey of 1,320 HR
professionals and employees in the United States.
Barriers to AI adoption: HR
Embracing
Credit: Zenzen (Shutterstock)
Benefits of AI
27
%
learning and development
performance management
compensation/payroll
recruiting, employee benefits
26
%
18
%
13
%
HR
59
%
operational efficiencies
faster decision-making
reduced costs
better customer experiences
50
%
45
%
40
%
EMPLOYEES
Credit: metamorworks (Shutterstock)
costs (
74 per cent
)
no AI training program (
72 per cent
)
failure of technology (
69 per cent
)
security risks (
56 per cent
)