Georgia Institute of Technology on Ban fully automated hiring decisions wi…

Georgia Institute of Technology

Public research university in Atlanta, Georgia.

GT Community Members must review and independently validate AI-generated outputs before using them in any official capacity. Georgia Tech prohibits delegating professional judgment to AI to automate employment, grievance, or disciplinary decisions without appropriate human review.

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Georgia Institute of Technology, Guidance on the Use of AI in Administrative & Employment (A&E) Contexts, Supplemental Version v260515-009.

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Ban fully automated hiring decisions without human review

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Disputed The cited Georgia Tech PDF supports the policy, but the stored text is a paraphrase/composite rather than a verbatim excerpt. The source has the relevant ideas in separate passages, including verified AI-output review and the ban on delegating professional judgment to AI for employment decisions. · Hector Perez Arenas gpt-5 · 2mo ago

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