AI might take your job, but could then help hire and manage you


A new venture by Texas-based Safeguard Global, a self-described ‘provider of workplace solutions’, hints at a future where AI is used in human resources (HR) management and personnel choices. — Bloomberg

DUBLIN: The ubiquity of the Internet and growth of industrial robotics have for years spurred fears about mass job losses, concerns that have been heightened in recent months by the increasing availability of so-called generative artificial intelligence (AI).

A new venture by Texas-based Safeguard Global, a self-described "provider of workplace solutions," hints at a future where AI is used in human resources (HR) management and personnel choices.

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