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AI hiring tools can invent their own bias, research finds

Jill Barth | August 16, 2026

A study from Princeton University and the University of Chicago found that large language models can develop new stereotypes during repeated hiring decision-making, even when the groups have no underlying differences. "In this paper, we argue that removing existing biases is only one aspect of the problem," the authors wrote. "Like people, LLMs can also […]

Employees will pay for job security, new data shows

Jill Barth | August 16, 2026

More than half of workers would take a pay cut for job security, per Monster's 2026 report. See what else they're willing to give up.

Google insiders warn job candidates about its AI hiring filters

Jen Colletta | August 13, 2026

An internal document advises some job applicants on sidestepping AI screening tools, highlighting ongoing trust issues between employees and employers over AI-powered hiring processes.

AI adoption is a people challenge before it's a technology one

August 13, 2026

"From my vantage point as a chief people officer at the center of AI change, one thing is clear: Scaling AI is less about deploying tools and more about building the conditions for people to use them well," writes Ana White of Lumen.

What LinkedIn's editor in chief says gets a post flagged as AI slop

Jill Barth | August 13, 2026

LinkedIn's AI slop button flags generic content, not AI use. Get the insider scoop on what content and patterns are targeted.

Frontline Perspectives: Turning Workforce Insights into Action

August 13, 2026

Date & Time: Thursday, September 24, 2026 at 2:00 pm ET <br><br> In this session, we'll share insights from UKG research capturing the voices of thousands of frontline employees around the world. Discover what matters most to today's frontline workforce, how AI and workplace technologies are shaping their day-to-day experiences, and where expectations are evolving across pay, scheduling, well-being, recognition, and flexibility.