AI hiring systems are quietly automating discrimination at scale, rejecting qualified people before any human ever sees their resume. This episode examines how biased historical data, sealed algorithms, and feedback loops amplify inequality across race, gender, age, disability, and accent. We bring together legal, technical, and social perspectives to explain why existing civil-rights frameworks fall short and what robust oversight would actually require. Expect evidence from recent research, real-life case studies, and concrete policy and workplace solutions to challenge the rise of digital apartheid.

What We'll Discuss:
- 🔍 How biased training data shapes outcomes
- 🔁 Feedback loops that amplify discrimination
- ⚖️ Gaps in law and regulatory enforcement
- 🧾 Explainability and auditability standards
- 🗣️ Community oversight and worker rights
- 💼 Practical strategies jobseekers can use

📃 Access the full research here：
Algorithmic Apartheid: How Hiring AI Amplifies Bias

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