Moderna has merged its Technology and HR departments, creating a Chief People and Digital Technology Officer role. What’s your take on merging technology and HR leadership in the age of AI?

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Senior Director of HR in Government23 days ago

I think it depends on the expertise and experience of the leader. AI is inevitable but we need to make sure to keep the human perspective involved. I guess it's about priorities. 

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