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Ripple effects | CHROs cannot afford AI inertia as experts warn of skills & culture 'atrophy'

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In 2024, an IMF Director described the potential impact of artificial intelligence on jobs and work as a “tsunami.”

A warning deep into 2025 about AI’s mere “ripple effects,” accompanied by a picture of a softly stirring lake, may therefore feel a tad lukewarm.

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