WATCH: Goodbye HR managers? Artificial intelligence may be your next recruiter

AI may be your next recruiter. 👀 Sprout Solutions CEO Patrick Gentry says artificial intelligence will have a 'profound impact on all industries,' human resources included.

MANILA, Philippines– Various industries are bracing for the impact of artificial intelligence , particularly on how it would disrupt, if not wipe out, jobs.

Gentry, however, is optimistic. Just like the industrial revolution when people feared that machines will take away jobs, Gentry said that AI will just “change the way we work.”

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