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Artificial intelligence, or AI, is a big deal in recruitment today. It’s helping recruiters and hiring managers do their jobs better by handling a lot of the heavy lifting when it comes to sorting through job applications. These AI tools can go through tons of data, pick out promising candidates, and even help decide who might be a good fit for a job.
One of the biggest perks of using AI in hiring is that it can make the whole process faster and simpler. Instead of humans having to read every single resume, AI can do a first check, which saves a lot of time. Plus, it’s supposed to be fairer, too. AI can help pick candidates based on their skills and what they can do, rather than things like who they know or what their resumes look like. This could mean more chances for people from all sorts of backgrounds.
But it’s not all perfect. Sometimes AI can actually mess things up. For example, there have been times when AI tools didn’t understand people’s accents in video interviews, or they skipped over good candidates just because of something minor like where they live. These issues can make AI tools just as biased as people, or even worse.
It’s really important for recruiters to be careful about how much they rely on AI. If they trust AI too much without checking its work, they might end up making unfair hiring choices. Companies need to keep a close eye on their AI tools to make sure they’re actually helpful and not causing problems.
AI is reshaping hiring by making it more efficient, but it’s not without its problems. Let’s dive into how these tools work, the good and the bad, and what companies can do to make sure they’re using AI the right way.
Sources Financial Times