Continuous Learning and Bias Correction

Modern AI systems are designed to learn from feedback and improve over time. If biases are detected in screening outcomes, AI models can be fine-tuned to reduce such disparities, promoting more equitable hiring decisions.

Modern AI systems are designed to learn from feedback and improve over time. If biases are detected in screening outcomes, AI models can be fine-tuned to reduce such disparities, promoting more equitable hiring decisions.

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