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Rethinking HR's Purpose In The Age Of AI

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By Katherine Gibbard, Research Scientist
| Forbes Verified
HR teams have long been known for supporting workers and strengthening organizations at a human level. At its core, those values haven't changed. AI simply allows HR teams to do what they do best-only faster and more efficiently than ever. getty By Dr. Katherine Gibbard, Research Scientist, SAP SuccessFactors Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming a big part of the employee experience.
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Rise of the Super Manager: On the Front Lines of AI and Manufacturing Repatriation

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By Katherine Gibbard
| CSQ Verified
As business and operational environments grow increasingly complex with the rise of AI and efforts to reestablish U.S. manufacturing capabilities, executives need to rethink the role of their most vital operational asset: frontline managers (FLMs). Call to mind an image of an FLM and you may see a nondescript employee, clipboard in hand, monitoring progress and reviewing deliverables. Yet we know this traditional function is becoming rapidly obsolete.
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Explain it to me like I’m five: harnessing the power of explanations to increase trust in workplace generative AI

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By Katherine Gibbard, Harjinder Gill, Deborah Powell, Peter A Hausdorf
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT The rise of intelligent machines is set to revolutionize the way that employees work. Organizations are investing in these technologies at unprecedented rates, and this investment will permanently reshape the world of work. As employees learn to work alongside technologies with never-before-seen capabilities, it is imperative to better understand what will enable employees to extend trust to artificial intelligence (AI).
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