AI is now being used to shortlist job applicants in the UK — let’s hope it’s not racist

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By Ravie LakshmananOct 1, 2019, 5:52 am115 pts
It’s oft-repeated that artificial intelligence will be a danger to our jobs. But perhaps in a not-so-surprising twist, AI is also being increasingly used by companies to hire candidates. AI-based video interviewing software – such as that developed by HireVue – is being used by UK companies during job…

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