Webinar

Responsible AI in HR: Ensuring Fair and Unbiased Decision-Making

June 20th , Thursday

9 am – 10 am PT

Online

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the strategic adoption of AI tools in HR is revolutionizing employee decision-making. However, it is imperative to incorporate ethical considerations into our strategies to ensure fair and unbiased outcomes. AI tools have been known to mirror the common biases in society. Serving up high-paying jobs to men versus women, screening out darker-skinned candidates in video interviews, and awarding women lower performance ratings are just a few of the known examples. If left unchecked, such algorithms have the potential to propagate biased decision-making, causing unintended harm to humans. No other function is as important as HR in ensuring fair and unbiased decisions about employees.

Our recent session brought together a distinguished panel of experts who provided valuable insights into the intricacies of implementing AI tools responsibly. We delved into the strategic considerations HR professionals must address to create a solid foundation for unbiased decision-making about employees.

We explored the following topics:

– Exciting use cases for adopting AI in decision-making for HR
– Considerations for ensuring the ethical and responsible use of AI
– HR’s role in ensuring the responsible use of AI

Participants gained valuable insights into how HR can drive decision-making efficiency and accuracy by proactively addressing biases and promoting fairness in the age of AI.

Register to access the recording, summary, key insights and highlighted timestamps

Panelists

Moderator

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Eric Sydell, Ph.D.

CEO, Vero AI
Formerly @Modern Hire and @Shaker International

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Fred Oswald, Ph.D.

Professor, Rice University
Chair, Board on Human-Systems Integration (BOHSI)
Member, National Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee (NAIAC)

Dr. Alec Levenson

Jay Steffensmeier, Ph.D.

Formerly @Amazon
and @Microsoft
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Shreya Sarkar-Barney, Ph.D.

CEO, Human Capital Growth,
Affiliate Research Scientist,
Center for Effective Organizations,
University of Southern California

Moderator

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Shreya Sarkar-Barney, Ph.D.

CEO, Human Capital Growth,
Affiliate Research Scientist,
Center for Effective Organizations,
University of Southern California