Advancing HR Practices with AI Technology
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Explore the transformative potential of AI in HR practices. Learn practical strategies for integrating AI tools to streamline processes, enhance decision-making, and unlock valuable insights.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the fundamental concepts of AI technology and its applications within HR practices.
- Learn how to effectively implement AI solutions in HR workflows to automate repetitive tasks, reduce bias, and enhance decision-making.
- Identify best practices and ethical considerations for leveraging AI in HR, including data privacy, transparency, and accountability.
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Kevin Wright
"Raised in Las Vegas' Historic Westside with roots in African, Creole, and Indigenous heritage, Dr. Kevin Wright is a Senior Racial Equity Facilitator and Consultant. Kevin is responsible for raising consciousness, building skills and developing strategies to socialize and operationalize equity efforts throughout organizations. Wright's commitment to racial justice, equity, and inclusion is rooted in his approach with shifting cultures and processes one system at a time to advocate for individuals with historically marginalized identities. A TRIO alum and award-winning educator, Dr. Wright has impacted over 100,000 learners globally."