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Here’s what ChatGPT said about why it discriminated against CVs with disability mentions
A study found that ChatGPT consistently ranked resumes with disability-related honours and credenti…
Having a regional accent can be bad for your interviews, especially an Indian one: study
The study found that this perceived incompetence can markedly reduce the "hirability" of accented c…
Don't expect ChatGPT to take the bias out of job recruiting just yet
A test of OpenAI's ChatGPT found that the AI tool favored Asian women and picked fewer Black candid…
Alex Bitter
AI is the latest job recruiter, and it could cut bias in hiring
Artificial intelligence can help us recruit and hire people across industries. It might be fairer t…
Tim Paradis
The future of HR: Leveraging AI for recruitment, onboarding and employee development
With the widespread focus and interest in the various ways Artificial Intelligence (AI) has started…
3 pieces of information you should never share in a job interview and what to say instead, from a recruiting manager
A recruiter shares her tips for what job seekers should avoid discussing in interviews, in order to…
Bonnie Dilber
On the importance of eliminating bias in AI-based recruitment
Experts believe that leaders who don't currently have a framework in place for frequently reviewing…
An ex-Amazon and Comcast recruiter said the most shocking thing she saw on a résume was a picture of someone holding a gun
"Unless you're a model or a real estate agent, I recommend you not put a photo on your resume," an …
Sawdah Bhaimiya
AI can help companies remove bias in the hiring process, speed up recruitment, and prevent employees from quitting, experts say
Historical data gives HR teams more insight into their recruitment process and employee retention, …
Erica Sweeney
People coaxed AI into saying 9+10=21 and giving instructions for spying — it shows how these systems are prone to flaws and bias
Participants at a hacking conference showed that AI can be tricked into making errors like falsely …
Kai Xiang Teo
Ensuring AI stays away from biases that affect human mind
These two elements have garnered AI negative attention from the public. For example, there is …
4 reasons a longer hiring process is a good thing for employees and companies, according to an Amazon recruiter with over a decade of experience
Brandon Southern, a senior leader at Amazon, writes that a longer hiring process ensures a bad hire…
Brandon Southern
Wall Street could stand to benefit from recruiting beyond just the Ivies
The path from the Ivy League to Wall Street is well-worn. But there are benefits to nabbing talent …
Dan DeFrancesco
9 common cognitive biases and how to spot these mental shortcuts in your own life, according to psychologists
Everyone has some cognitive bias. These automatic thought processes can help you make decisions — o…
Emily Swaim
An AI recruiter may be choosing if you get your job — and people aren't happy about it
66% of American adults don't want to apply for jobs when AI is involved in hiring, per a new study …
Aaron Mok,Madison Hoff
ChatGPT could be used for good, but like many other AI models, it's rife with racist and discriminatory bias
ChatGPT could soon power Microsoft products, despite the potential to spew dangerous content. The A…
Hannah Getahun
Professionalism is a bias-making machine that needs to end. Here's how to dismantle it.
The biases that professionalism perpetuate aren't just in people, but in the systems and processes …
Drake Baer
SpaceX’s 14-year-old recruit says his mom will drive him to work until he’s old enough to get a license
Kairan Quazi is the youngest graduate of Santa Clara University and is about to become a Starlink e…
Jyoti Mann
Black and South Asian women take nearly 2 months longer than their white peers to land their first job, research suggests
Despite being more likely to have done unpaid work experience, Black and South Asian women in the U…
Sawdah Bhaimiya
Oracle in US hired more Indians than any other race-- but paid them 25% less than whites
The US Department of Labour found technology giant Oracle guilty of underpaying some of its employe…