[ESSEC Knowledge] by Valery Yakubovich - Associate Professor of Management at ESSEC Business School and Senior Fellow at the Wharton Center for Human Resources.
The rapid evolution of digital transformation in management, particularly in the context of AI, poses substantial challenges in implementing artificial intelligence techniques in human resources management. This article, authored by ESSEC management professor Valery Yakubovich and his colleagues Peter Cappelli and Prasanna Tambe from the Wharton School, identifies four primary challenges in utilizing AI in HR and offers practical responses.
The challenges include:
Throughout the AI project life cycle, from data generation to decision-making, these challenges persist. Causal explanations and ethical considerations are vital in HR analytics and decision-making. Embracing HR algorithms' limited predictive power and using randomization for decision-making can be effective strategies. Formalizing the algorithm development process and involving stakeholders can help ensure that employees understand and accept AI-driven outcomes.
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