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AI Risks June 26, 2025 · Black Enterprise

Study Reveals AI Hiring Tools Exhibit Bias Towards Black Men

AI models like GPT-3.5 Turbo tend to rank Black male applicants lower in simulated hiring scenarios, placing them at a career disadvantage.

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