This report is derived from a survey on "HR Priorities with AI in the Workplace | A SHRM India Study." The survey asks pivotal questions to HR professionals about their critical HR priorities, challenges and the current HR landscape, the emerging relevance of AI and its benefits across industries in the country.
This report studies the survey responses in great detail; identifying key findings, industry trends, and data-driven decisions, emphasizing the need for understanding the importance of ethical standards, governance and skills needed to adopt AI. The study explores AI’s diverse applications in HR, listing potential risks and ethical dilemmas. The insights from this study serve as a foundation for future research, aiming to deepen our grasp on the interplay between technology, work, and people development. We believe that such knowledge helps organizations successfully navigate the dynamic work and technology landscape, guiding them to sustainably harness the benefits of AI and automation in their HR practices.
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