AI in Recruitment & Automation News

- 23 Oct 2026
AI can deepen gender bias in hiring, new report warns
A new report argues that AI systems can reproduce longstanding inequality in hiring and other high-stakes decisions, calling for stronger independent safeguards.
- 20 Oct 2026
Beyond the polished CV: AI screening at scale and the role of human judgement
An anonymised graduate recruitment programme supplied by HireWithLumi shows how CV assessment, live AI screening and human interviews can fit together. The...
- 20 Oct 2026
Sapia.ai offers rejected candidates AI career coaching through Love-jection
Sapia.ai has launched Love-jection, giving unsuccessful applicants access to an AI career coach built around their interview insights.
- 19 Oct 2026
AI duties grow without changes to job titles or pay, Oyster research finds
Oyster’s report points to a widening gap between the AI work employees do and the job descriptions, reward structures and hiring decisions used to recognise it.
- 16 Oct 2026
Salesforce pledges free Slack access to millions of higher and further education students in the UK
Salesforce will provide free Slack Enterprise access to millions of UK higher and further education students to help develop AI-powered collaboration skills.
- 14 Oct 2026
Cambridgeshire School Leaders Explore AI Opportunities and Risks at Huntingdon Event
Safehire.ai, HCR Law and JEM Business Consulting brought together leaders from 42 schools for practical sessions on AI, cyber security, safer recruitment and...
- 07 Oct 2026
44% of Tengai’s Swedish AI screening interviews happen outside office hours
An analysis of more than 20,000 interviews highlights candidates’ use of evenings and weekends, raising a practical question about how accessible early-stage...
- 06 Oct 2026
AI governance needs everyday judgement, not just a policy, says Skillsoft
Skillsoft’s Greg Fuller calls for role-specific training and clear accountability so employees can judge AI outputs and recognise when human intervention is...
- 05 Oct 2026
AI rotas save managers time, but staff concerns highlight need for human oversight
Restaurant managers report time savings from AI scheduling, but Toast research suggests HR teams need to explain how shifts are allocated and keep a clear route...
- 02 Oct 2026
Wales HR Network brings AI, wellbeing and workplace rights into focus
Acorn by Synergie and Darwin Gray convened HR professionals in Cardiff to discuss responsible AI adoption and its implications for employee wellbeing and...