Use of AI by HR IS discriminatory, as lazy HR allows AI algorithms to decide whether a resume is acceptable or not. Often, a company allows an outside firm to run the algorithm as a service, and so decisions are not made by the company but by the outside vendor totally automatically.
This often results in erroneous rejections. For example, there's a field in which I'm an expert where there aren't a lot of people available to hire. Yet I get rejected by AI resume screeners, very discriminatory, because I have worked for too many companies (rejected as 'job-jumper'!). No human, no HR person ever actually reads the resume. And so a person they need is blocked. How stupid is that?
Now do banking
Now do insurance
HAh hah. And your dumb technocratic systems all fall apart now.
I just read this, but I need an ELI5. Because usually ADA applicants get hired for the diversity points.
Edit : The first link gives more information, but if you think them through they can be reversed for the diversity hiring points.
Use of AI by HR IS discriminatory, as lazy HR allows AI algorithms to decide whether a resume is acceptable or not. Often, a company allows an outside firm to run the algorithm as a service, and so decisions are not made by the company but by the outside vendor totally automatically.
This often results in erroneous rejections. For example, there's a field in which I'm an expert where there aren't a lot of people available to hire. Yet I get rejected by AI resume screeners, very discriminatory, because I have worked for too many companies (rejected as 'job-jumper'!). No human, no HR person ever actually reads the resume. And so a person they need is blocked. How stupid is that?