Analysis of the potential of artificial intelligence for professional development and talent management: A systematic literature review

• AI tools personalise learning, generate training paths and offer immediate feedback. • AI identifies skills, strengths, and weaknesses to plan quality training. • Early model training requires attention to prevent errors and biases. • There is a need for automated talent management processes within companies. The aim of this paper was to analyse the current applications of Artificial Intelligence in professional development and talent management within the corporate world with a focus on corporate training. By means of a Systematic Literature Review based on the PRISMA 2020 reporting criteria this paper highlights the current applications of AI along with the main benefits and drawbacks associated with its implementation. The findings show that AI is being used to enhance recruitment processes, to identify individual training and development skills and needs, to develop personalised training paths, to retain talent and predict attrition, and to detect future workforce skills development needs. It has been outlined that there is a need for automated talent management processes within companies and that talent intelligence should be implemented along with facing the challenges this will entail, such as minimising the risk of bias and hiring high-skilled qualified personnel.

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International Journal of Information Management Data Insights
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2024-09-14
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jjimei.2024.100288
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35
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AI and HR Technologies
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Analysis of the potential of artificial intelligence for professional development and talent management: A systematic literature review

Raúl Santiago Campión, Ramón Palau, Natalia Tusquellas
35 citations
International Journal of Information Management Data Insights
AI and HR Technologies
23.61
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Analysis of the potential of artificial intelligence for professional development and talent management: A systematic literature review

Raúl Santiago Campión, Ramón Palau, Natalia Tusquellas
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35 citations

Abstract

• AI tools personalise learning, generate training paths and offer immediate feedback. • AI identifies skills, strengths, and weaknesses to plan quality training. • Early model training requires attention to prevent errors and biases. • There is a need for automated talent management processes within companies. The aim of this paper was to analyse the current applications of Artificial Intelligence in professional development and talent management within the corporate world with a focus on corporate training. By means of a Systematic Literature Review based on the PRISMA 2020 reporting criteria this paper highlights the current applications of AI along with the main benefits and drawbacks associated with its implementation. The findings show that AI is being used to enhance recruitment processes, to identify individual training and development skills and needs, to develop personalised training paths, to retain talent and predict attrition, and to detect future workforce skills development needs. It has been outlined that there is a need for automated talent management processes within companies and that talent intelligence should be implemented along with facing the challenges this will entail, such as minimising the risk of bias and hiring high-skilled qualified personnel.

International Journal of Information Management Data InsightsVol. 4(2)
Navarrabiomed (ES), Gobierno de Navarra (ES), Universitat Rovira i Virgili (ES)
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AI and HR Technologies
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