Beyond AI: human judgment, people skills still key to strategy
A global HR sector lead says the most important skills of the future may be the ones that have always been needed.
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A global HR sector lead says the most important skills of the future may be the ones that have always been needed.
Read the original →Softfront Japan announced on November 10 that it will significantly strengthen the generative-AI voice dialogue ability of its commubo voicebot. Improvements cover reasoning, noise resistance and a function for asking callers to repeat themselves, aimed at better phone-response accuracy.
Read the original →A chatbot stores facts, while a coach remembers how a person has grown. The article describes how working, episodic, semantic and procedural memory shape BetterUp's AI Coach.
Read the original →Japan's government is planning a new way for anime and manga fans around the world to learn Japanese. The project could allow users to practice conversations with characters from their favorite series.
Read the original →ROXX's disclosure document titled "Notice on Launch of 'AI Interview Practice' Tool" dated November 10, 2026 is available to view. The document can be downloaded as a PDF.
Read the original →A European survey of 874 patient community respondents found widespread recognition of the benefits of healthcare AI. Respondents also expressed significant concerns about empathy and diagnostic safety.
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