Tag: technology

Is the Giant AI Hype Machine Starting to Slow Down, or Just Taking a Short Break?

I’VE DONE MY BEST to stay away from the AI hype machine. It hasn’t been easy. That’s because so many influential people have jumped on the Artificial Intelligence bandwagon, fueling both giddy excitement, and sometimes, fears of gloom and doom. But don’t look to me for any great insight on that. I’m a lower-your-expectations kind

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Why Some Say It’s Still too Expensive to Replace Humans with AI in Most Jobs

I’M NOT GOING TO spend a lot of time writing about the ebb and flow or the ups and downs of Artificial Intelligence. There’s already a TON of that coming from everywhere else. This isn’t a big surprise. As I wrote here recently, “You’ll be seeing a lot more stories about the overhyping of AI

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When Josh Bersin speaks – or makes his 2024 predictions – everybody listens

JOSH BERSIN IS A MAN with many predictions. He’s known from his role as a long-time technology analyst and frequent keynote speaker. In fact, Josh headlines so many of these events that I posed this question over on TLNT after last October’s big HR Technology event in Las Vegas: “What will conferences like this do

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Geena Davis on Gender Equality and How the Media Influences the Workplace

I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN TAUGHT that when it comes to writing, less is more. As the BBC points out, it’s an idea that goes back at least 2,500 years, but I originally heard it from my first professional editor on my first professional job. There’s even a Netflix series about it, although the title of that

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AI and the Workplace: Here’s the latest from Josh Bersin, the guy who knows it best

I LIKE LAS VEGAS, probably because I have been visiting Sin City since I was a boy. It helps when you live in SoCal and it’s only a four hour drive away. For the last 20 plus years, my trips to southern Nevada were scheduled around conferences held there because I edited and managed a

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