Human ResourcesContinuous monitoring and exception management for socio-technical system impactsemerging operational practice; more mature in compliance-heavy sectors than in general hr operations.

Worker-impact monitoring for AI in workplace management

When AI is used to manage people at work, employers should keep checking whether it is making jobs less safe, less fair, or less satisfying, and fix problems quickly.

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Workplace AI Worker-Impact Risk Monitoring

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Source

https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/general/ai/AI-Principles-Best-Practices.pdf