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ABLEIST: Intersectional Disability Bias in LLM-Generated Hiring Scenarios
artificial-intelligencecomputation-and-languagecomputers-and-societyhuman-computer-interactionmachine-learning
Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly under scrutiny for perpetuating identity-based discrimination in high-stakes domains such as hiring, particularly against people with disabilities (PwD). However, existing research remains largely Western-centric, overlooking how intersecting forms of ma
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