Fortune 500 Chief People Officers say AI has killed org charts, and employees who will thrive need to ‘unlearn’

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The workplace has entered a new era of AI acceptance, with trends like “tokenmaxxing” becoming part of the conversation as employees figure out how to use the technology at work. While most organizations have embraced AI as a useful investment, just 9% have made meaningful progress building complex autonomous workflows, according to ServiceNow. But speaking at Fortune’s inaugural AIQ Summit, Stacy Dillow, executive vice president and chief people officer at HPE, told Editor-in-Chief Alyson Shontell that the hardest part isn’t experimenting with technology—it’s rethinking how work gets done, and the structures companies have built around it. “We’ve got to force ourselves to think differently because if we’re not trying to change how we work, we’re just trying to retrofit and put AI in a process that isn’t going to give us a different answer,” she said. That shift is increasingly becoming a responsibility for corporate leaders as AI moves from an experiment to an everyday part of how…

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