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Sharciga Maxaliga ah ee NYC 144 iyo AI Shaqaalaysiinta Eexda Audits Kediska
Wuxuu tijaabiyaa sida NYC Local Law 144 u qeexayo AEDTs, sida saamiga saameynta iyo dhibcaha dhibcaha loo xisaabiyo, iyo xeerarkeeda ogeysiiska iyo diiwaanka fulinta.
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Which agency enforces NYC Local Law 144?
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Jawaabaha iyo sharraxaadaha waxay soo baxayaan markaad qaadanayso kediska.
- Which agency enforces NYC Local Law 144?
- The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
- The NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection
- The New York State Attorney General only
- The NYC Commission on Human Rights
- How is an impact ratio calculated for a selection tool?
- A category's selection rate divided by the selection rate of the most selected category
- The number of applicants divided by the number of jobs
- The average score minus the median score
- The number of women hired divided by total staff
- How many business days before using an AEDT must candidates be notified?
- 1
- 5
- 30
- 10
- What does Local Law 144 require if an audit shows large disparities?
- The tool must be withdrawn immediately
- The employer pays an automatic fine
- It sets no passing threshold; the law mainly requires the audit and public disclosure
- The auditor must redesign the tool
- For tools that output scores, what is the scoring rate?
- The highest score any candidate received
- The share of a category scoring above the median score of the full sample
- The average time taken to score a candidate
- The share of candidates who complete the assessment
- When may a demographic category be excluded from impact ratio calculations?
- When it represents under 2 percent of the data, with disclosure
- When the employer prefers not to report it
- When the category performed well
- Never; all categories must always be included
- Why do critics say the rules' reading of 'substantially assist' weakens the law?
- It covers every piece of HR software
- It requires employers to use AI
- It applies only outside New York City
- Its narrow definition lets many employers conclude their tools are out of scope
- What did a 2024 academic study find about compliance?
- Nearly every employer had posted audits
- The law had been repealed
- Only a small fraction of hundreds of employers checked had posted audits
- Audits were only required for government agencies