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ARTICLE · 25 APRIL 2024

What Should Employers In Belgium Consider When Using AI In The Workplace?

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The impact of AI spans across various sectors, with notable implications observed in the employment relationship.

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The impact of AI spans across various sectors, with notable implications observed in the employment relationship.

It is already helping companies in crucial decision-making processes, particularly in recruitment and HR functions like performance evaluations. This use holds the potential to significantly reduce managerial workload and, theoretically, enable companies to base HR decisions on unbiased data and criteria, leading to fairer outcomes.

Generative AI goes even further than basic AI systems. It is a type of artificial intelligence technology that empowers machines to create novel content, encompassing text, code, voice, images, videos and processes. Well-known examples are ChatGPT or Google Bard. We tend to call it "generative" if it is capable of generating new, realistic content from the training data.

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