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5/15/2018
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Meet the Presenters (Automated)
Where We Work
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What We Do
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The Key Issues
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Learnings and Takeaways
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Project MAVEN Integrating Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning with Full Motion Video
Helping Track and Defeat the Use of Improvised Explosive Devices (IED)
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Terminology
Intelligent Automation
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
• Machines or devices designed to act intelligently
• Programmed to mimic human decision-making
• Execute tasks in ways more like human beings
• Artificial intelligence today: Narrow or General
• Machines that “learn” through models/algorithms
• Use complex statistics and applied probability
• Supervised, semi-supervised or unsupervised
• “Learning” occurs independently or via feedback
• Advances driven by massive dataset access
• Machines possess semi-autonomous functionality
• Automation incorporates/requires human inputs
• Detects errors and other abnormal conditions
• Can limit defects or broader quality issues
• No ability to correct or avert problem recurrence
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Machine Learning – The Early Smart Machines
PRECURSOR OR SUBSET OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
MachineLearning
Supervised Machine Learning
Semi-Supervised Machine Learning
Unsupervised Machine Learning
• Used when: • Desired metric is known• Labeled data is available
• Linear or Categorical Predictions • Learning vs. Programming
• Universal internet access
• Massive information datasets
• High-speed computing power• Used when:
• Input data has no labels• Predicted (labeled) data is corrected• Linear or Categorical Predictions
• Used when: • No “right answers” available• Input data have no labels
• Results in clusters or groupings• Helps identify new rules / patterns
ENABLED BY
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Artificial Intelligence – Degrees of Separations
Artificial Intelligence -
Narrow
Artificial Intelligence -General
Artificial Intelligence -
Super
• High-speed processing
• Conduct complex operations
• Deep-learning potential
• Specialized in a single area
• Approximate human thinking
• Comprehend complex ideas
• Solve complicated problems
• Plan, reason, think abstractly
• Possesses general wisdom
• Exhibits scientific creativity
• Able to manifest social skills
• Exceeds humans in all fields
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HR / Total Rewards AI Targets – People and Process
Continued progress toward the capability
of near real-time labor market-pricing
Optimized matching of employees to
jobs for increased motivation / productivity
Communications delivery customized to
individual employees both for content and
the communication medium
Increased precision in rewards budget
planning, labor market supply/demand and predicted attrition
Workforce planning & behaviorally-informed
interventions, driven by large datasets and
predictive analytics
Customized pay and benefits tailored to
individual employee needs, circumstances and career / life stage
Streamlined processfor job analysis,
job documentation, job evaluation
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Descriptions That Write ThemselvesOutdated
Job Description
Repository
Job Document.
Results
Job Evaluation System
Perform
Job Evaluation
Updated
Job Description
RepositoryConduct
Job Analysis
HRMS
TIME & LABOR
KCSA LIBRARY
JOB ANALYSIS SURVEY
Job Analysis Results
Complete Job
Documentation
Natural Language Generator
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What Price For Work
Predicted
External Pay
Levels
Unmatched Job Descriptions
External Pay Levels
/Jobs Matched
Job Evaluation System
Real-Time Labor Market Pricing
Data
External
Pay Levels/
Jobs Matched
Org Market Pricing Strategy
Updated Job Descriptions
Optimized Pay
Structure(s)
Predicted External
Pay Levels
Financial Planning,
Predictions and Constraints
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Selecting and Configuring for Fit
Job Inputs
(Requirements)
Updated Job Descriptions
Job-Specific Requirements
Workplace Environmental
Factors
Work Unit Attitudinal /
Cultural Factors
External Behavioral/ Personality
Insights
Person Inputs
(Qualifications)
Employee / New Hire KCSA
Employee / New Hire Performance
Employee / New Hire Attitudinal
Profile
Employee / New Hire Career Aspirations
ExternallyAssessed KCSA or
PersonalityInsights
MACHINE
LEARNING
Employee / New
Hire Optimized
for Fit
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Rewards & Recognition – Changing With The Times
Employee Inputs
Family Status
Career Stage
Life Stage
Life/Living Preferences
and Aspirations
Optimized
Pay and
Benefits Mix
Employer Inputs
Total Rewards Opportunity
External Behavioral/ Personality
Insights
Motivational Response
• Satisfaction
• Commitment
• Engagement
Internal Behavioral/ Personality
Insights
MACHINE
LEARNING
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Speak to Me – Natural Language Generation
Optimized
Communications
Output
Optimized
for Delivery
Medium
Optimized
for Timing
and Frequency
- Text- Email- Phone- Chatbot
- Mail- Handout- Brochure- Pictures
Optimized for
Content, Style and
Language
Natural Language Generator
Organization/Management Topical Communications
- Age- Demographic- Education- Career Stage- Job / Skill Area- Work Unit - Location
Employee Communication
Preferences
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AI Confluence – Patterns, Planning and Responses
EconomyLabor Market Supply
World Events
Techno / Research Progress
Political Climate
Competitive Advantage Talent Sources
Predicted Attrition & HR Success Indicators
Rewards / RecognitionInvestment Strategy
Optimized
Workforce
Optimized
Labor Cost
Budget / Financial Health
Culture / Engagement
Existing / Future Workforce
Business Mission Goals and Objectives
Time to Proficiency / Time to Hire
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Jobs Likely To Be Automated
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NATURE OF JOBS
More Physical More Cognitive
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Coal Miner
Landscaper Admin. Asst.
Truck DriverMilitary Member
Accountant
Paralegal
Playwright
MathematicianAstronaut
Singer
HR DirectorPolice Officer
HR Professional
Software Engineer
Librarian
Comp. Director
(It’s All of Them)
Predicted Countdown to Artificial Intelligence2011Narrow AI - Siri/Alexa are born2018
20302030General AI achieves full capability
Self-generated compositions now possible
2032
2020
Autonomously driven vehicles
now a reality
2027 2025Machine language translation
2055Super AI achieves full capability
2055
Surgical procedures
fully automated
2040
20502052
2048Book writing
totally automated
Basic science research now
self-conducted
2043
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GONE BY 2030
MOST JOBS
GONE BY 2040
MOST JOBS
GONE BY 2060
MOST JOBS
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Automation Winners, Losers & Other Solutions
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AI – Bright Horizon, Dark Sky - or Partly Cloudy
Pace of technological advances will continue to accelerate rapidly
Speed and complexity of output will begin to defy explanation
For HR: Enhanced productivity, quality and accuracy of work
Preparing for AI: Review Process, Data and Hiring
Anticipate initial wave of job eliminations in 5–7 years
First up: Machine-delegated decision-making and prediction
Expect profound economic, social & cultural effects
Human psyche and work identity: ego, self-worth / self-esteem, purpose, hierarchical and social status will need to begin to change – soon