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CEOs Navigate New Era: Managing AI in the Workplace

CEOs Navigate New Era: Managing AI in the Workplace
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  • Davos 2025 focuses on AI's role in employee management.
  • AI agents are predicted to make independent workplace decisions.
  • Lattice's CEO supports AI's integration in work environments.
  • Sarah Franklin's idea of treating AI as workers sparks debate.
  • Businesses aim for returns by enhancing AI-driven processes.
  • Managing both AI and humans is crucial, says Alan Flower.
  • HR faces new hurdles with AI in workflows, notes Becky Frankiewicz.
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