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Resume Builder survey of 1,342 managers in the US: 60% say they rely on AI to make personnel decisions, 78% of which use the tech in deciding raises

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Resume Builder survey of 1,342 managers in the US: 60% say they rely on AI to make personnel decisions, 78% of which use the tech in deciding raises

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Half of Managers Use AI To Determine Who Gets Promoted and Fired - ResumeBuilder.com

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According to a new Resume Builder survey, a majority of mangers are using AI make high-stakes personnel decisions.

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Jesus this should be in the fuckai community
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Two-thirds of managers using AI to manage employees haven’t received any formal AI training

Can’t they just ask the AI how to use the AI?

smh my head

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