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AIMIT Tech Review · 70d ago

AI is more likely than humans to form biases when hiring

Large language models develop biases when screening job applications, picking up prejudices from training data and creating additional ones independently. A study found AI systems show greater hiring discrimination than humans across multiple demographic categories in résumé evaluation.

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