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A natural field experiment with 70,000 job applicants compared AI voice agent interviews to human recruiter interviews, with humans making final hiring decisions in both cases. The study examines whether AI can reduce variance in information collection and improve organizational outcomes.
A natural field experiment with 70,000 job applicants compared AI voice agent interviews to human recruiter interviews, with humans making final hiring decisions in both cases. The study examines whether AI can reduce variance in information collection and improve organizational outcomes.
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This paper studies whether AI automation can improve organizational outcomes by reducing variance when collecting information. We conducted a large-scale natural field experiment in which 70,000 job applicants were randomly assigned to be interviewed by human recruiters or AI voice agents. In both conditions,...
Understanding AI's role in standardizing interview processes could impact hiring efficiency and fairness. This large-scale evidence informs how AI voice agents might be integrated into recruitment workflows.
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