Using AI, ChatGPT, and ML tools in HRM: Insights from a Pakistani University Professor

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming human resource management (HRM) globally, with South Asian organisations increasingly leveraging AI-driven solutions for recruitment, onboarding, performance management and compensation. However, unique challenges in the region—including high applicant volumes, skill shortages, informal recruitment practices and sociocultural complexities—shape the application and impact of AI across these HRM domains. This article examines these issues through an in-depth interview with Dr Khalid Bin Muhammad, an expert in both information technology and HRM, who offers nuanced insights into how AI can address pressing needs in efficient candidate screening, inclusive workplace practices, data-driven employee assessment and fair compensation frameworks. The discussion underscores the imperative of regionally adapted AI models and ethical oversight to mitigate potential biases. By bridging theoretical perspectives with practical examples, the findings offer actionable recommendations for HR professionals and decision-makers in South Asia to foster more effective, equitable and future-ready HRM practices through the responsible adoption of AI.

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South Asian Journal of Human Resources Management
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2026-02-17
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https://doi.org/10.1177/23220937261419545
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Using AI, ChatGPT, and ML tools in HRM: Insights from a Pakistani University Professor

Muhammad Rizwan Hussain
South Asian Journal of Human Resources Management
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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Using AI, ChatGPT, and ML tools in HRM: Insights from a Pakistani University Professor

Muhammad Rizwan Hussain
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Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming human resource management (HRM) globally, with South Asian organisations increasingly leveraging AI-driven solutions for recruitment, onboarding, performance management and compensation. However, unique challenges in the region—including high applicant volumes, skill shortages, informal recruitment practices and sociocultural complexities—shape the application and impact of AI across these HRM domains. This article examines these issues through an in-depth interview with Dr Khalid Bin Muhammad, an expert in both information technology and HRM, who offers nuanced insights into how AI can address pressing needs in efficient candidate screening, inclusive workplace practices, data-driven employee assessment and fair compensation frameworks. The discussion underscores the imperative of regionally adapted AI models and ethical oversight to mitigate potential biases. By bridging theoretical perspectives with practical examples, the findings offer actionable recommendations for HR professionals and decision-makers in South Asia to foster more effective, equitable and future-ready HRM practices through the responsible adoption of AI.

South Asian Journal of Human Resources Management
University of Debrecen (HU)
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
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