Very relevante snippet: "Looking across 15 companies and more than 300,000 hires in low-skill service-sector jobs, such as data entry and call center work, NBE

Very relevante snippet: "Looking across 15 companies and more than 300,000 hires in low-skill service-sector jobs, such as data entry and call center work, NBER researchers compared the tenure of employees who had been hired based on the algorithmic recommendations of a job test with that of people who'd been picked by a human." The headlines are far too general and deceptive. It's like saying "computer are better than humans at playing games" because computer bet humans in chess.