Gustavo (Gus) Valbuena
Director of Artificial Intelligence and People Analytics at Walmart. Founder and Host of PeopleBot. My why is simple: to re-image the people función (HR) so everyone and every business - thrives in an age powered by data and AI.
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Slow Down, Please!
In March 2023, thousands of people signed an open letter asking AI laboratories to pause model training for six months. Consider what such a pause might have meant for the advances we have today, including models such as Mythos and Astra, p...
The 80/6 Gap
Last year, a third of leaders told McKinsey they expected AI to shrink their workforce within twelve months. The number that actually showed up: 14 percent. Less than half of what they braced for.
That gap matters more than it looks. McKin...
Why Your AI Still Doesn't Understand Your Business (And How to Fix It)
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The rung that isn't there
If you have been reading the research on AI and employment, you have probably noticed that the papers seem to contradict each other. One group of studies finds almost nothing happening to jobs. Another finds something happening quite sharpl...
Science doesn't need more data. It needs to reason.
Every few decades, someone announces that a field has reached its end. In 1903, physicist Albert Michelson wrote that the facts of physical science had all been discovered. In the 1980s, Stephen Hawking predicted theoretical physics might b...
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Director of Artificial Intelligence and People Analytics at Walmart. Founder and Host of PeopleBot. My why is simple: to re-image the people function (HR) so everyone and every business - thrives in an age powered by data and AI.
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