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Deena
Trucco Uludemir
Director of Human Resources
Alliance Medical Center
Deena Trucco is a Human Resources leader with more than a decade of experience leading people strategy, workforce development, employee relations, compensation, and organizational change in mission-driven healthcare organizations. As Director of Human Resources at Alliance Medical Center, she partners with executive leadership and the Board of Directors to support workforce growth, leadership development, employee engagement, and organizational effectiveness. Deena holds a BA in Political Science and Organizational Studies from UC Davis and an MBA in Responsible Business from California State University, Monterey Bay. She is particularly interested in the practical application of AI in HR, exploring how technology can reduce administrative burden, improve employee and manager experience, and create healthier, more sustainable workplaces while preserving the human element at the center of work.
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29 July 2026 12:15 - 13:00
Panel - AI in HR is entering its messy middle: Tool fatigue, trust gaps, and the pressure to prove value
The first wave of AI adoption in HR was fuelled by urgency, experimentation, and the promise of quick wins. Now comes the harder part: deciding what to keep, what to scale, what to retire, and how to prove that the investment is actually changing the way work gets done. As new tools flood the market, many organizations are facing a more complicated reality. Pilots are multiplying, tech stacks are getting heavier, employees are asking harder questions, and leaders want evidence that AI is delivering more than novelty value. For HR teams, the challenge is no longer getting started. It is knowing how to create lasting value without overwhelming the function, losing workforce trust, or locking the organisation into decisions it may later regret. This fireside chat offers a candid look at the messy middle of AI adoption, where ambition meets friction and early enthusiasm has to become disciplined execution. Expect practical discussion on vendor overload, stalled pilots, trust gaps, adoption fatigue, and the leadership choices that separate short-term experimentation from sustainable impact. Key takeaways: - Understand why many organizations are struggling to scale AI beyond isolated pilots. - Learn how HR leaders are responding to vendor overload and growing technology fatigue. - Explore the emerging trust challenges surrounding AI-driven workforce decisions. - Discover what organizations are doing differently to create long-term AI value instead of short-term experimentation.