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…
As large language models (LLMs) become widely used across various domains, the issues of bias and toxicity in model outputs have received increasing attention…