Leverage Participatory Design Approaches

Involve job candidates and hiring teams directly in the design and vetting of AI tools. Their lived experiences and insights ensure the tools measure relevant competencies fairly and do not inadvertently discriminate, making them more ethically sound and community-approved.

Involve job candidates and hiring teams directly in the design and vetting of AI tools. Their lived experiences and insights ensure the tools measure relevant competencies fairly and do not inadvertently discriminate, making them more ethically sound and community-approved.

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