As AI takes center stage, the role of a CHRO is evolving from an enabler to an orchestrator. The focus has shifted from whether AI should be adopted to how and where it can be leveraged within organizational workflows to enhance business outcomes, shaping agile, future-ready workplaces.
In this conversation, Souvik Sarkar, CHRO at Devyani International; Ankur Agarwal, Director at Deloitte; and Madhukar Uniyal, Head – Solution Engineering at Oracle Applications, explore how CHROs can design a balanced ecosystem that combines AI-led efficiency with human-led empathy.
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