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The percentage of jobs requiring artificial intelligence (AI) skills have witnessed a nearly five-fold increase globally since 2013, and as the role of Human Resources keeps evolving in the digital age and technologies like AI and machine learning gain more prominence, organisa-tions in the Middle East will find more of their jobs and services being transformed by AI, experts have opined.
The remarks by HR and IT thought leaders came against the backdrop of the upcoming HR Tech MENA Summit 2018 organised by Dubai-based QnA International and officially supported by the UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation which is scheduled to take place from May 7-8 in Dubai.