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Marathons & sandboxes | How GSK is helping employees achieve 'high-value work' with agentic AI

GSK logo on office building
GSK logo on office building

Agentic artificial intelligence has “reconfigured” some roles at GSK, a talent leader at the pharmaceutical firm has revealed, as it explores ways to help staff eliminate routine work and focus on more “high-value” tasks.

Speaking exclusively to HR Grapevine, Zaka Farhat, SVP of Talent, said that AI tools and agents have “automated routine tasks and amplified decision making with faster insights.”

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