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52% of employees call themselves AI experts—but are they?

By Joel Kranc

A recent survey by INTOO shows workers aren't afraid to use AI, but want guidance on use of such tech in the workplace.

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AI is coming for Workday (but not in the way you think)

OpenAI's new $4B consulting venture lands squarely in HR territory

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May 14, 2026

The hidden risks of AI-driven hiring: How can HR leaders stay ahead?

As organizations adopt AI tools to manage the unprecedented volume of applicants, they are discovering how easily fraud can be committed.

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May 13, 2026

Employee-driven AI at Mars: No-code agents unlock 115 years of knowledge

M&Ms maker Mars empowers associates with Gemini AI agents, breaking silos across global brands for scalable, worker-driven tech adoption.

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May 13, 2026

Walmart cuts 1,000 corporate roles as AI reorganization reshapes tech teams

Walmart joins Meta, Amazon and Oracle in 2026 layoffs. Here's what the 1,000-person reduction signals for HR and AI org design.

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May 13, 2026

Recruiters and AI agents: Co-pilots, not competitors

The search for top talent has never been more data-driven—or more human.

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May 12, 2026

When insight arrives early, HR sets the standard

The shift in HR insight is how quickly thinking is forming, how unevenly it is being tested and whether HR is setting that standard.

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May 11, 2026

The AI-maturity spectrum: the art of implementation

"[AI] can allow our people to not be bogged down in the junk and to allow them to invest in the client experience," said one CEO.

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May 10, 2026

AI promised to reduce the load. What happened?

While workers are getting more done with AI, burnout due to hypervigilance over its output is growing. What should HR do?

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52% of employees call themselves AI experts—but are they?

AI is coming for Workday (but not in the way you think)

OpenAI's new $4B consulting venture lands squarely in HR territory

Recommended Just For You

AI And Automation Stories

The hidden risks of AI-driven hiring: How can HR leaders stay ahead?

Employee-driven AI at Mars: No-code agents unlock 115 years of knowledge

Walmart cuts 1,000 corporate roles as AI reorganization reshapes tech teams

Recruiters and AI agents: Co-pilots, not competitors

When insight arrives early, HR sets the standard

The AI-maturity spectrum: the art of implementation

AI promised to reduce the load. What happened?