Jérémy Lamri (Tomorrow Theory): “There isn’t a single HR topic that won’t be impacted by generative AI” (interview)

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With ChatGPT’s popularity continuing to grow since its launch in November 2022, Jérémy Lamri, co-author of ‘Travailler à l'ère des AI génératives’* (Editions EMS), explains to mind RH about how generative artificial intelligence technologies will revolutionise the world of work, especially HR practices, and reflects on the challenges facing companies. Entrepreneur and researcher specializing in understanding and developing human potential, Jérémy Lamri also co-founded Le Lab RH and Hub France IA and he speaks to us here as CEO of HR innovation studio Tomorrow Theory.
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How will generative artificial intelligence revolutionise the world of work?

Generative artificial intelligences will revolutionise the world of work, primarily by enabling production at the speed of thought. The production effort, which is ultimately the most time-consuming stage in a design process will be completely taken over by machines. Generative artificial intelligences can help automate tasks that require in-depth analysis, thereby freeing up employee time. These technologies can also b

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