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AI models develop hiring biases faster than humans, Princeton study finds

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AI models develop hiring biases faster than humans, Princeton study finds

New research shows language models stereotype job candidates 65% more than humans do. Models trained to extract patterns from limited data quickly segregate candidates by ethnicity, even when performance outcomes are identical.

By The Spotlight Desk · 3 min read