This study analyzes 3.4 million real applicants and 4 million applications across 156 U.S. employers. It finds position-level racial adverse impact that aggregate analysis can obscure, especially affecting Black and Asian applicants. The authors also show that reliance on a single vendor can create homogeneous outcomes and systemic rejections, calling for stronger audits, surveillance, and researcher access.
Hugging Face recently published its "Ethics and Society Newsletter #6," with this issue focused on the theme "Building Better AI: The Importance of Data…
The Hugging Face Ethics and Society team has published the fourth edition of its newsletter, this time focusing on the problem of "bias" in text-to-image (T2I)…
This second issue of the newsletter from Hugging Face's Ethics and Society team centers on the theme of "Biases in Machine Learning." As AI technology becomes…