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May 13, 2026

 
Strategic HR technology evolution

This article explores the evolution of HR technology, advocating for a shift from traditional HRIS platforms to more advanced workflow automation systems that function as a work engine.

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An expert outlines five pillars for the successful implementation of artificial intelligence in HR strategy, addressing the AI-maturity spectrum.

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New research from IBM highlights five strategies for CEOs and CHROs to enhance productivity in the age of artificial intelligence.

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Should HR be a pivotal player in CEOs' top priorities for enhancing productivity with AI?

 
AI and automation in recruitment

Sarah Tilley, SVP of global talent management and acquisition at ServiceNow, shared insights on leveraging artificial intelligence in talent acquisition and her learned experiences during a conversation with Kate Noel on the HR Brew's People Person podcast.

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The inaugural Canadian study on artificial intelligence in hiring reveals a significant divergence in perspectives between employers and employees regarding its impact.

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Accio Data has integrated with BambooHR to streamline background screening workflows.

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AI influence on compensation

This article examines global shifts and emerging markets for artificial intelligence compensation benchmarks in 2026, focusing on AI-driven talent insights.

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Colorado is poised to pass a bill that would prohibit wage setting based on artificial intelligence surveillance, although Governor Jared Polis has not yet signed or vetoed the legislation and has reportedly voiced concerns.

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Should Colorado's bill prohibiting wage setting based on AI surveillance be enacted?

 
Chatter
The view from Reddit
“Is this insane behavior?!”

A startup company repeatedly interviewed a candidate for a leadership role, including an extensive multi-day test, only to ultimately state they could not afford him after his compensation expectations remained unchanged.

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“Laid off ONE WEEK into my new job”

After a rigorous five-round interview process, the author was laid off just one week into a new role due to a company "restructure," highlighting frustration with labor laws and the dehumanizing nature of employment.

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“Am I incapable of getting a job or is it actually recruiting hell?”

A recent computer science and AI graduate with two degrees is struggling to find employment after applying to over 100 jobs, facing a lack of responses and a recent rejection from a seemingly perfect AI Analyst role.

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