AI in the workplace: a byte-sized breakdown of potential pitfalls for employers and employees

AI in the workplace: a byte-sized breakdown of potential pitfalls for employers and employees
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Rebecca Rendle
A recent study of 200 New Zealand business leaders found that almost half have adopted some form of artificial intelligence within their workplaces. This will inevitably influence how they operate, make decisions, and interact with their employees and customers.For many, this is a positive development because it increases efficiencies, automates time-consuming administrative tasks, and allows employees to focus on higher-value, human-centric responsibilities.  However, artificial intelligence (AI) is also introducing new complexities when...

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