[Event Report] Over 100 Applicants Despite Golden Week Holidays. "Thorough Explanation of HR AI Use Case Report 2026" Held by HR Library
Trustyyle Co., Ltd. held an online event, "Thorough Explanation of HR AI Use Case Report 2026," during the Golden Week holidays, attracting over 100 participants. The event highlighted the strong interest in AI utilization in HR and discussed the importance of reinvesting time saved by AI into valuable work, beyond mere efficiency gains.
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Trustyyle Co., Ltd. (Head office: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Yosuke Yoshida) held an online event, "Thorough Explanation of HR AI Use Case Report 2026," on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, at "HR Library," a co-working and community space it operates.
This event was held as an explanatory session for the "HR AI Use Case Report - Key Success Factors from 100 Domestic and International Cases," which was published in May 2026. Despite being held during the daytime of the Golden Week holiday period, over 100 people applied, and questions and comments were actively exchanged in the chat section on the day, indicating a high level of interest in AI utilization in the HR domain.
This article reports on the event day and the reactions received from participants.
## Background and Purpose of the Event
As the utilization of generative AI and AI agents rapidly expands, AI is also beginning to be used in various HR operations, including inquiry handling, recruitment communication, drafting performance review comments, survey analysis, and AI talent development.
On the other hand, HR professionals often face questions such as "We don't know which specific tasks other companies are using AI for," "It's difficult to judge how far AI can be utilized in areas requiring human judgment, such as recruitment, evaluation, and placement," and "What should HR spend its time on after achieving efficiency?"
To address these challenges, HR Library conducted a cross-sectional study of approximately 300 domestic and international HR AI use cases and published the "HR AI Use Case Report - Key Success Factors from 100 Domestic and International Cases," which carefully selected 100 cases with significant practical implications.
At this event, based on the contents of the report, we explained how to interpret the cases and the approach to connecting HR AI utilization to results.
## Event Overview
- Event Name: Thorough Explanation of HR AI Use Case Report 2026
- Date and Time: Tuesday, May 5, 2026, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
- Format: Online
- Speaker: Yosuke Yoshida, Director of HR Library
- Number of Applicants: 114
## Content of the Day
On the day of the event, the current status of HR AI utilization, as revealed by the survey of 100 domestic and international cases, was explained, linking it to specific scenarios in HR operations.
The cases covered in the report are classified into 8 areas: inquiry handling/employee services, recruitment/selection support, talent management/placement, evaluation/1on1/manager support, organizational development/surveys, labor management/employee relations/onboarding, AI talent development/utilization and retention, and non-engineer development.
During the event, it was shared that it is important not just to consider "which tools to use," but how to reinvest the time and workload reduced by AI into valuable work.
Discussions also covered the necessity of not ending AI utilization at mere efficiency, but extending it to reviewing business processes and connecting it to management and organizational development. In the chat section, many comments were received from participants, including concerns about in-house adoption, security issues, possibilities for utilization in evaluation, labor management, and recruitment, and organizational design premised on AI agents.
## Participant Reactions
- "The message that merely creating spare time does not lead to valuable work resonated deeply with me."
- "The perspective of how to invest the time gained after using AI was a valuable learning."
- "The abundance of concrete practical examples was very educational."
- "Many participants, I reaffirmed the high level of interest in AI."
- "The discussion in the chat also helped deepen my understanding, which was excellent."
- "I felt the passion of HR professionals for AI utilization in the comments section."
- "I realized that if I don't use AI, I will truly be left behind."
- "I was surprised and felt a sense of urgency to see many companies already implementing and replacing business processes."
- "It was good to learn about the creation process not appearing in the report and the characteristics of AI utilization revealed during the creation process."
In the survey, themes that participants wanted to learn more about included the utilization of AI agents, concrete implementation examples in recruitment, evaluation, and labor management, security and guardrail design, organizational design premised on AI utilization, and AI skill development for HR personnel.
## Future Outlook
Through this event, it was observed that the utilization of AI in the HR domain is shifting from the stage of information gathering and efficiency to a practical phase of redesigning business processes and organizational structures.
In particular, reactions from participants indicate a growing interest not only in "what to reduce with AI" but also in "where to reinvest the time saved" and "what valuable aspects HR should focus more deeply on."
HR Library will continue to address challenges in the HR domain, including AI and other HR technologies, human capital management, organizational development, recruitment, training, and evaluation.
This event was held as an explanatory session for the "HR AI Use Case Report - Key Success Factors from 100 Domestic and International Cases," which was published in May 2026. Despite being held during the daytime of the Golden Week holiday period, over 100 people applied, and questions and comments were actively exchanged in the chat section on the day, indicating a high level of interest in AI utilization in the HR domain.
This article reports on the event day and the reactions received from participants.
## Background and Purpose of the Event
As the utilization of generative AI and AI agents rapidly expands, AI is also beginning to be used in various HR operations, including inquiry handling, recruitment communication, drafting performance review comments, survey analysis, and AI talent development.
On the other hand, HR professionals often face questions such as "We don't know which specific tasks other companies are using AI for," "It's difficult to judge how far AI can be utilized in areas requiring human judgment, such as recruitment, evaluation, and placement," and "What should HR spend its time on after achieving efficiency?"
To address these challenges, HR Library conducted a cross-sectional study of approximately 300 domestic and international HR AI use cases and published the "HR AI Use Case Report - Key Success Factors from 100 Domestic and International Cases," which carefully selected 100 cases with significant practical implications.
At this event, based on the contents of the report, we explained how to interpret the cases and the approach to connecting HR AI utilization to results.
## Event Overview
- Event Name: Thorough Explanation of HR AI Use Case Report 2026
- Date and Time: Tuesday, May 5, 2026, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
- Format: Online
- Speaker: Yosuke Yoshida, Director of HR Library
- Number of Applicants: 114
## Content of the Day
On the day of the event, the current status of HR AI utilization, as revealed by the survey of 100 domestic and international cases, was explained, linking it to specific scenarios in HR operations.
The cases covered in the report are classified into 8 areas: inquiry handling/employee services, recruitment/selection support, talent management/placement, evaluation/1on1/manager support, organizational development/surveys, labor management/employee relations/onboarding, AI talent development/utilization and retention, and non-engineer development.
During the event, it was shared that it is important not just to consider "which tools to use," but how to reinvest the time and workload reduced by AI into valuable work.
Discussions also covered the necessity of not ending AI utilization at mere efficiency, but extending it to reviewing business processes and connecting it to management and organizational development. In the chat section, many comments were received from participants, including concerns about in-house adoption, security issues, possibilities for utilization in evaluation, labor management, and recruitment, and organizational design premised on AI agents.
## Participant Reactions
- "The message that merely creating spare time does not lead to valuable work resonated deeply with me."
- "The perspective of how to invest the time gained after using AI was a valuable learning."
- "The abundance of concrete practical examples was very educational."
- "Many participants, I reaffirmed the high level of interest in AI."
- "The discussion in the chat also helped deepen my understanding, which was excellent."
- "I felt the passion of HR professionals for AI utilization in the comments section."
- "I realized that if I don't use AI, I will truly be left behind."
- "I was surprised and felt a sense of urgency to see many companies already implementing and replacing business processes."
- "It was good to learn about the creation process not appearing in the report and the characteristics of AI utilization revealed during the creation process."
In the survey, themes that participants wanted to learn more about included the utilization of AI agents, concrete implementation examples in recruitment, evaluation, and labor management, security and guardrail design, organizational design premised on AI utilization, and AI skill development for HR personnel.
## Future Outlook
Through this event, it was observed that the utilization of AI in the HR domain is shifting from the stage of information gathering and efficiency to a practical phase of redesigning business processes and organizational structures.
In particular, reactions from participants indicate a growing interest not only in "what to reduce with AI" but also in "where to reinvest the time saved" and "what valuable aspects HR should focus more deeply on."
HR Library will continue to address challenges in the HR domain, including AI and other HR technologies, human capital management, organizational development, recruitment, training, and evaluation.