Transparency and Black Box Risks

AI decisions are often opaque, with little transparency on how outcomes are determined. This "black box" effect makes it difficult to challenge or audit decisions suspected of being biased, potentially hindering efforts to ensure fairness in hiring.

AI decisions are often opaque, with little transparency on how outcomes are determined. This "black box" effect makes it difficult to challenge or audit decisions suspected of being biased, potentially hindering efforts to ensure fairness in hiring.

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