AGP Executive Report
Last update: 29 minutes agoAI at Work: An Army-built AI tool cut a cyber workflow from 100 hours to 15 and is helping recruiters navigate policy. But many frontline workers are using AI without employer guidance: a survey found 65% use it, while almost half lack guidance. Hiring and Skills: At IIM Kashipur’s HR conclave, leaders said AI is raising expectations for entry-level skills, even as human judgment remains vital. A separate survey found three in four U.S. employees may go freelance within three years. Workplace Rules: California’s new rules for workplace AI and a planned 2027 EU review of automated candidate screening put employers on notice to strengthen oversight and human review. Pay and Accountability: Shreveport approved a 3% raise for city employees, with 6% increases for police and firefighters. In Australia, 66,000 NAB workers were reportedly owed $169 million, putting payroll controls back in the HR spotlight. Hiring Confidence: AI-generated CVs are adding to employers’ doubts about applicants, with a report saying a third have lost confidence in job applications.
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