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Google DeepMind Safety Team Opts for Human Review Over AI in Hiring

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Google DeepMind's AI safety team has introduced a dedicated application form to ensure that job candidates receive human review rather than automated screening. The team acknowledges that AI tools risk incorrectly filtering out qualified applicants during the hiring process. Reviewers also find reading AI-generated responses tedious, prompting the team to encourage authentic, human-written submissions. The move reflects the team's commitment to recruiting the best talent for its advanced AI research. The decision comes as many other companies are increasingly integrating AI into their own recruitment workflows.

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