Growing numbers of job applicants are no longer facing a human person in their first interview. Instead, candidates are confronted with AI chatbots designed to screen applications and assess answers before involving a human recruiter.
Scanning a fingerprint or face to get access to an office or to sign in to an account may be more common today but privacy and ethical concerns have also grown with users across the globe, according to a study by identity security vendor HID.
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While the use of AI at workplaces is becoming more widespread, the need to rework AI outputs is putting a dent in the productivity gains for employees in Singapore, according to a new study by Workday, an enterprise software company
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