AI has a big workplace bias problem
Many companies now use some form of AI to help weed through job candidates—but new research shows that AI can be more biased than humans when it comes to applicants, even coming up with novel stereotypes.
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Many companies now use some form of AI to help weed through job candidates—but new research shows that AI can be more biased than humans when it comes to applicants, even coming up with novel stereotypes.
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A new paper proposes a new more contextualized approach to bias.
Dominique Mungin, from the company’s product inclusion and equity team, spoke with Tech Brew.
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