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Tomasz Tunguz's blogUpdated Oct 30 14:50

OpenAI Chief People Officer Arvind KC Joins Office Hours: From Managing 7 People to Commanding Thousands of Agents

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OpenAI Chief People Officer and former Palantir CIO Arvind KC will join Office Hours on November 6 to discuss the future of the HR function in the AI era. He believes that with model capabilities doubling every six months, efficiency is the wrong framework; spans of control will shift from managing 7 people to commanding 100, 200, or even 1,000 agents, and emotional intelligence (EQ) will become a leader's differentiator.

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In short : Arvind KC, Chief People Officer at OpenAI & former CIO at Palantir, joins Office Hours to discuss the future of the people function. Why efficiency is the wrong frame when model capability doubles every six months. How the people team democratizes AI by amplifying a company's most valuable capability rather than rebuilding the whole org. How span of control shifts from managing seven people to directing hundreds of agents. & why emotional intelligence becomes the leader's edge when intelligence is cheap.

On Friday, November 6th at 10 AM Pacific / 1 PM Eastern, Office Hours will host Arvind KC, Chief People Officer at OpenAI & former CIO at Palantir, for a conversation on the future of the people function in the AI era.

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Why efficiency is the wrong framing for AI when model capabilities double every six months.

How the people, teams of companies, can democratize AI & amplify the most valuable capabilities in an organization.

Span of control changes where an individual grows from being a manager of 7 people to 100, 200, 1,000 agents.

The importance of emotional intelligence, or EQ, as a differentiator of leaders.

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