How AI fluency will change job requirements for benefit leaders
AI may not be replacing people leaders, but they will need more expertise if they want to be effective in their roles.
AI may not be replacing people leaders, but they will need more expertise if they want to be effective in their roles.
Intelligent tech tools can better support leaders by making benefit information easily accessible to employees.
Employees are still confused about how much they make and why, but the right tech tools could help leaders break it down for them.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg boasts systems can complete tasks as well as or even better than humans.
The human cost of AI surveillance is becoming impossible to ignore in the workplace.
As employers strive for diverse workforces, AI tools may be introducing bias into hiring decisions and training protocols.
The tech giant surveyed 31,000 global workers and analyzed data from LinkedIn, Microsoft and other AI startups to visualize what's in store for the future of work.
The CEO of an AI-powered benefit management company shares how she believes the tech will revolutionize space.
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Avante hopes their AI-powered benefits platform proves how critical the tech can be to enrollment.
AI can improve workplace efficiency and advance your business — but there are a few hurdles leaders still need to overcome.
Several benefit managers shared their experiences using chatbots to ease HR tasks and recruiting processes.
Freelance and part-time workers will be the key to keeping AI initiatives moving forward successfully.
Two experts from Modern Health discuss how leveraging tech can directly lead to better patient outcomes
Employees are fearful that AI will take over their jobs, and this startup already has plans to hire them as members of the team.
According to Canva, 96% of jobseekers who used AI in their application materials have scored interviews.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg told employees that Meta would cut 5% of its workforce — as many 3,600 people.
The traditional training strategies aren't keeping employees engaged, but leveraging more tech could be the solution employers need.
The rise of artificial intelligence has had mixed reviews from employees, but could it be a lucrative career change?
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