The Playbook: AI is shaping hiring decisions as more workers start looking for jobs
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As organizations deepen their use of artificial-intelligence tools, human-resources managers have largely embraced the technology, but they are proceeding with some caution.
A recent survey from MyPerfectResume found that 64% of HR managers use AI to complete certain tasks. Some, however, feel the tools have harmed candidate quality in hiring, citing an over-reliance on algorithms, a lack of human touch and biases in AI systems.
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The report, which surveyed 500 HR managers, found HR managers use AI for tasks like writing job descriptions and ads, conducting recruiting tasks and candidate screenings, and automating resume analyses.
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