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Human oversight in AI hiring: a practical checklist for HR teams

Operational questions for using AI as reviewable decision support in hiring.

TalentMost Editorial Team

Before using AI in hiring, define its purpose: structuring questions, analysing a CV, summarising an interview or suggesting points to verify. Then define who reviews the output, which underlying analytics can be inspected and how uncertain cases are handled.\n\nThe NIST AI Risk Management Framework focuses on managing risk and trustworthiness throughout AI use. In hiring, that means recommendations should be reviewable and challengeable, while the employer remains responsible for the final decision and applicable compliance requirements.

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