My opinions about the Ethics of People Analytics and AI
For a retrospective review, and hopefully, for our continuous conversation, here’s a collection of my opinions about Ethics, People Analytics, and Artificial Intelligence.
For a retrospective review, and hopefully, for our continuous conversation, here’s a collection of my opinions about Ethics, People Analytics, and Artificial Intelligence.
A four blog series that covers key takeaways from Unleash, Paris 2019. The 1st blog is focused on the future of work and learning. The 2nd covers new technologies for career paths. The 3rd is about the People Analytics journey. The 4th explores insights about digital transformation of HR.
A four-blog series that covers key takeaways from Unleash, Paris 2019. The 1st blog is focused on the future of work and learning. The 2nd covers new technologies for career paths. The 3rd is about the People Analytics journey. The 4th explores insights into the digital transformation of HR.
A four blog series that covers key takeaways from Unleash, Paris 2019. The 1st blog is focused on the future of work and learning. The 2nd covers new technologies for career paths. The 3rd is about the People Analytics journey. The 4th explores insights about digital transformation of HR.
A four blog series that covers key takeaways from Unleash, Paris 2019. The 1st blog is focused on the future of work and learning. The 2nd covers new technologies for career paths. The 3rd is about the People Analytics journey. The 4th explores insights about digital transformation of HR.
Professional experts are people you would always want to learn from and be inspired by them. I have the honor to host a colleague who fits this definition, and I’m happy to refer to his open-source contribution.
You can’t evaluate AI solutions without understanding the basics of practical machine learning and predictive analytics. But you don’t have to be a data scientist for that. It’s like driving a car – you don’t need to be a mechanical engineer to buy or drive your vehicle.
Whatever you do to educate yourselves, ensure that your learning opportunities include experiments with your own data. Master business questions in your organization and your own data, so you can build your company’s HR data strategy in the near future.
In a public talk, I challenged myself to describe the state of People Analytics in five sentences. Each point I made implies a myth. HR leaders should be aware of the following five misconceptions, or otherwise, continue to let these false ideas inhibit their advancement.