The HR Huddle

Spilling the Tea on HR Tech - The national spotlight on AI safety, transparency and organizational trust turns to Washington + new developments in acquisitions in payroll and talent management solutions.

March 07, 2024 Sapient Insights Group Season 2 Episode 67
Spilling the Tea on HR Tech - The national spotlight on AI safety, transparency and organizational trust turns to Washington + new developments in acquisitions in payroll and talent management solutions.
The HR Huddle
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The HR Huddle
Spilling the Tea on HR Tech - The national spotlight on AI safety, transparency and organizational trust turns to Washington + new developments in acquisitions in payroll and talent management solutions.
Mar 07, 2024 Season 2 Episode 67
Sapient Insights Group

In this episode of Spilling the Tea on HR Tech, Sapient Insights Group Chief Research Officer and Managing Partner, Stacey Harris, and Sapients Insights Group Director of Research, Cliff Stevenson, discuss crucial topics surrounding AI and its implications for HR, platform enhancements, and upcoming industry events. Their conversation turns to broader AI safety concerns addressed by the current administration, highlighting the significance of transparency and trust in leadership.



Key points covered include:


↪️ Recent shifts within OpenAI and Great Place to Work highlight the importance of trust and transparency in organizational leadership.


↪️ Claro's AI-powered labor market reports offer valuable external data for workforce planning, presenting complex data in a user-friendly format to assist decision-making processes.


↪️ The establishment of the AI Safety Institute Consortium (AISIC) signifies a significant step towards ensuring AI safety and ethics in various sectors, including HR.


↪️ Updates regarding platform enhancements and new payroll rollouts showcase efforts towards enhancing user experience and functionality, as seen in Ramco and HiBob.


↪️ AI's role in streamlining content creation and distribution challenges traditional journalism standards, raising concerns about the potential compromise of journalistic integrity.




Don’t miss this exciting thought leader conversation! Follow the hosts mentioned below:




Sapient Insights Group

Download the 2023-24 HR Systems Survey White Paper

Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn



Stacey Harris

Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn


Cliff Stevenson

Twitter | LinkedIn 



Show Notes

In this episode of Spilling the Tea on HR Tech, Sapient Insights Group Chief Research Officer and Managing Partner, Stacey Harris, and Sapients Insights Group Director of Research, Cliff Stevenson, discuss crucial topics surrounding AI and its implications for HR, platform enhancements, and upcoming industry events. Their conversation turns to broader AI safety concerns addressed by the current administration, highlighting the significance of transparency and trust in leadership.



Key points covered include:


↪️ Recent shifts within OpenAI and Great Place to Work highlight the importance of trust and transparency in organizational leadership.


↪️ Claro's AI-powered labor market reports offer valuable external data for workforce planning, presenting complex data in a user-friendly format to assist decision-making processes.


↪️ The establishment of the AI Safety Institute Consortium (AISIC) signifies a significant step towards ensuring AI safety and ethics in various sectors, including HR.


↪️ Updates regarding platform enhancements and new payroll rollouts showcase efforts towards enhancing user experience and functionality, as seen in Ramco and HiBob.


↪️ AI's role in streamlining content creation and distribution challenges traditional journalism standards, raising concerns about the potential compromise of journalistic integrity.




Don’t miss this exciting thought leader conversation! Follow the hosts mentioned below:




Sapient Insights Group

Download the 2023-24 HR Systems Survey White Paper

Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn



Stacey Harris

Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn


Cliff Stevenson

Twitter | LinkedIn 



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