Two Complaints in Two Years: New York City's AI Hiring Law Made a Record Nobody Can Read
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The state Comptroller found two complaints in twenty-four months. Cornell's team found 14 audit reports among 267 employers. Both measurements hit the same wall: a disclosure rule whose scope is set by the discloser produces a record that cannot tell silence from exemption. Between July 2023 and Ju…
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Two Complaints in Two Years: New York City's AI Hiring Law Made a Record Nobody Can Read
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