The Human Touch: Why AI Isn't Part of Our Core Recruitment Processes - The Headhunters
We prioritize human insight and connection, and do not to use artificial intelligence (AI) in our core recruitment processes.| The Headhunters
A mystery in human evolution may be close to being solved, thanks to a new study by the Institut de Paléontologie Humaine in France. A nearly complete cranium discovered in 1960 inside the Petralona Cave in northern Greece has defied all efforts at identification and precise dating for several decades. The new study, published in […]| Archaeology News Online Magazine
We prioritize human insight and connection, and do not to use artificial intelligence (AI) in our core recruitment processes.| The Headhunters
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 05 August 2025: Travel technology is transforming the industry globally, changing the way travellers plan, book, and experience their journeys. According to a recent report by Tourism Economics on behalf of Arabian Travel Market (ATM), 60% of travellers in the UAE trust Artificial Intelligence (AI) to plan every aspect of their […] The post As 60% of UAE travellers rely on AI to plan trips, human connection remains vital first appeared on WTM Global Hub.| WTM Global Hub
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Explore 7 real-world AI disasters that cost companies trust, reputation, and revenue. From rogue bots to legal backlash, these stories prove why real human connection still matters - especially in customer service. Discover why AnswerConnect says: Real people, not bots. The post 7 AI disasters that prove humans are irreplaceable in customer service appeared first on AnswerConnect Blog.| Business Tips - AnswerConnect Blog
Some of you may know that I was in Newfoundland earlier this month. It’s a spectacular place (here are some photos). We went on a boat tour south of St. John’s hoping to see both whales and puffins. Before boarding, we noticed a white board that noted the day’s wildlife sightings. Whales weren’t listed. “Oh well,” we thought. Who can control such a thing? Our tour guide further cemented (or anchored?) the message, telling us that whale sightings are only so likely in the middle of...| Cycle Forward
In the interest of not burying the lead, let me first say I graduated from the Appalachian Leadership Institute (ALI) on Wednesday. It’s been quite the journey, one that has taken the better part of the last year to complete. I’ve gone to sessions in six Appalachian states as well as D.C. We learned about community development, economic development, tourism, housing, healthcare, and other issues and opportunities within the region. It’s been the learning and bonding experience of a li...| Cycle Forward
I’d like to reflect on the PA Downtown Conference’s opening keynote presentation, which focused on how we can aspire to become a stronger, more unified nation. The speaker, Shaylyn Romney Garrett, co-authored The Upswing: How America Came Together a Century Ago and How We Can Do it Again. Her co-author was Robert Putnam, best known for Bowling Alone. The post Creating a New “We”: PA Downtown Conference Reflections appeared first on Cycle Forward.| Cycle Forward
