Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the HR landscape, bringing innovations that can significantly improve people management. Its applications are varied, ranging from the analysis of job applications to the recruitment phase. One of the key benefits of implementing AI in HR is the ability to free up valuable time for HR professionals, enabling them to focus on more strategic tasks such as talent development and succession planning. Through machine learning algorithms and predictive analytics, companies can more objectively identify suitable candidates, based on skills and performance rather than subjective factors. However, the adoption of AI in the HR sector raises legal issues that must be carefully considered within the current legal framework. Privacy and data security are particularly important concerns. It is essential to ensure that AI systems are designed ethically and comply with privacy and data protection regulations in accordance with both national and EU law.
L’Intelligenza Artificiale (IA) sta rapidamente trasformando il panorama delle risorse umane, apportando innovazioni che possono migliorare notevolmente la gestione del personale. Le sue applicazioni sono molteplici, dall’analisi delle candidature, fino alla fase di assunzione al personale. Uno dei vantaggi più significativi dell’implementazione dell’IA nelle risorse umane è la capacità di liberare tempo prezioso per i professionisti HR, consentendo loro di concentrarsi su attività più strategiche, come lo sviluppo del talento e la pianificazione della successione. Attraverso algoritmi di machine learning e analisi predittiva, le aziende possono identificare candidati idonei in modo più obiettivo, basandosi su competenze e performance anziché su fattori soggettivi. Tuttavia, l’adozione dell’IA nel settore HR pone in essere delle problematiche legali che necessitano di essere attentamente considerati nel quadro giuridico attuale. In primis, si pone l’attenzione sulla privacy e sicurezza dei dati personali. È fondamentale infatti garantire che i sistemi di IA siano progettati in modo etico e che rispettino le normative sulla privacy e sulla protezione dei dati in conformità con la legge nazionale e comunitaria.
Artificial Intelligence and Digital Recruiting: A Comparative Law Approach
COSTA, GIULIA
2024/2025
Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the HR landscape, bringing innovations that can significantly improve people management. Its applications are varied, ranging from the analysis of job applications to the recruitment phase. One of the key benefits of implementing AI in HR is the ability to free up valuable time for HR professionals, enabling them to focus on more strategic tasks such as talent development and succession planning. Through machine learning algorithms and predictive analytics, companies can more objectively identify suitable candidates, based on skills and performance rather than subjective factors. However, the adoption of AI in the HR sector raises legal issues that must be carefully considered within the current legal framework. Privacy and data security are particularly important concerns. It is essential to ensure that AI systems are designed ethically and comply with privacy and data protection regulations in accordance with both national and EU law.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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