Want to Tackle Workplace Harassment? AI is Your Secret Weapon

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Want to Tackle Workplace Harassment? AI is Your Secret Weapon

Approximately 75% of incidents of workplace harassment and discrimination go unreported. That means you’re operating in the dark. But with an AI-based anonymous reporting tool, you can shed light on what’s really happening inside your organization.

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