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Accenture: Most companies are doing AI wrong, creating "human debt"

By Josephine Tan

Karalee Close argues that most organizations have mistaken deploying AI for transforming with it, and a small group of "Talent Reinventors" is pulling away.

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China's AI layoff ruling puts HR on notice

A Chinese court ruled AI isn't a free pass for layoffs, raising a timely question for HR: how should workforce change be handled?

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Growing together: Why offices in Singapore are farming their way to better culture

Grobrix is transforming offices into urban farms, shifting employee engagement from passive perks to shared, hands-on experiences that build culture.

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Human intelligence: The key to navigating the rapid acceleration of AI

As organizations embrace AI, Anthony Salcito of Coursera emphasizes that success hinges on human capabilities complementing technological advancement.

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Business leaders in Asia-Pacific build resilience through AI and regional trade

Leaders in the region are growing more confident despite falling revenue expectations, doubling down on talent and AI to build resilience amid rising global uncertainty.

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