AI Hiring, On Trial
AI didn’t invent hiring bias, but it gave it a paper trail. Warden AI’s Martyn Redstone breaks down the Mobley-Workday case and the 2026 legal patchwork.
AI didn’t invent hiring bias, but it gave it a paper trail. Warden AI’s Martyn Redstone breaks down the Mobley-Workday case and the 2026 legal patchwork.
As agents start acting—not just recommending—in hiring, Zurich’s Jessica Aguilar breaks down governance, accountability, and where AI truly delivers value.
Greenhouse’s Daniel Chait and Meredith Johnson unpack Voice AI — a structured voice interview built to fix hiring’s most inconsistent step: the screen.
Are colleges actually preparing students for an AI-first workforce? Stevens Institute leaders join CXR to reimagine the employer-university partnership.
Candidate fraud is hitting new highs. Mike Fitzsimmons of Crosschq joins CXR to unpack hiring intelligence, quality of hire, and what TA leaders must do now.
Can AI screening be both efficient and fair? Ritu Mohanka, CEO of VONQ, breaks down what responsible AI at the top of the funnel actually looks like.
Can AI scale your employer brand without killing what makes it real? Alicia O’Brien of Wilson shares how to stay distinctive — and why governance is the word of 2026.
Is entry-level hiring disappearing—or simply changing? This episode explores AI’s impact on recruiting, early careers strategy, and the growing noise in hiring pipelines.
How did Cox Enterprises reimagine their career site using data, AI, and social-first content? Adam Glassman shares lessons from their ground-up rebuild.