Regular Bias Auditing and Algorithmic Adjustments

Routine bias audits should be conducted on screening algorithms to detect and correct any emerging patterns of discrimination. AI can automatically flag anomalies—such as the under-selection of candidates from particular groups—prompting human review and necessary adjustments to the model.

Routine bias audits should be conducted on screening algorithms to detect and correct any emerging patterns of discrimination. AI can automatically flag anomalies—such as the under-selection of candidates from particular groups—prompting human review and necessary adjustments to the model.

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