hand pointing to avatars on blue screen Despite the significance of AI to large enterprises, only 36% currently have a Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer in place. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has permeated much of our lives including how companies are using them for recruiting and hiring purposes, as well as for performance and promotion. However, despite HR using these tools, they are often not the key decision-makers for the management of them. That's according to the Baker McKenzie survey, Risky Business: Identifying Blind Spots in Corporate Oversight of Artificial Intelligence.

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