Tag: #hr-ai9 results
Happl, a London- and New York-based AI-native employee-benefits platform for multinational employers, raised $11m in Series A funding. The round was led by Portage Ventures, with participation from F Capital, Y Combinator, 6 Degrees Capital, Haatch, and Ventures Together. Funds will accelerate product scaling and global expansion.
AI hiring startup Humanly acquires Anthill to add post-hire employee engagement features. This expands its platform beyond candidate attraction, screening, and interviews.
London startup Origin raised $30M in Series A+ funding to advance its AI platform that consolidates fragmented global benefits data from PDFs, contracts, and portals. Notion Capital led the round, with HSBC providing growth financing. Founded by the team behind Darwin, acquired by Mercer in 2016.
A US survey finds 63% of respondents have experienced AI job interviews. Few reject AI usage, but seek operational improvements. Article covers top demands and company drawbacks.
63% of US job seekers faced AI interviews, up 13% in 6 months, with 38% abandoning due to them. Poor feedback and dehumanizing experience hurt employer brands. Experts urge human oversight and transparency.
Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie interviewed Deel President and CFO Joe Kauffman at DisrupTech in London. They discussed Deel's growth amid AI-driven changes in the labor market. Kauffman described AI's impact as 'profound' for their business.
AI avatars conduct video job interviews, asking questions and analyzing responses. Tools from CodeSignal, Humanly, and Eightfold enable screening more applicants efficiently. The trend raises discussions and controversies amid the competitive AI-era job market.
Labor efficiency hits limits via diminishing returns but AI and multimodal robots promise breakthroughs by replacing repetitive work. True endpoint: individual income growth outpaces business revenue growth for win-win. Balance efficiency with elasticity to avoid organizational rigidity.
Explores AI's influence on HR compensation systems and strategy design. AI supports structured tasks but struggles with flexible communication. Personalized decisions remain beyond AI's current reach.