‘I’ll get replaced’: Why these benefit leaders needed to embrace AI

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Now more than 20 years into her HR career, Brooke Shreeve says she has become an evangelist for chatbots, partly because of her survival instincts.

“I have to stay up on what’s new; if I don’t I’ll get replaced by somebody who will,” says Shreeve, chief people officer at Weave, a healthcare payments software company. “I need to make sure I’m embracing new technology.”

Keith Button
Freelance Writer

Keith Button is a freelance writer based in Valley Cottage, New York.


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