Evaluating application videos using AI, translating employment contracts via smartphone or using AI analyses for target agreements and salary discussions – all of this is already possible today. But is it legal? KPMG Law expert André Kock explains where legal risks lurk when using AI and why companies should not ignore the new possibilities.
“A major advantage of AI here is its objectivity. AI doesn’t make decisions based on convenience, it analyzes data.”
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