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Hired by a Machine: Can a New York City Law Enforce Algorithmic Fairness in Hiring Practices?

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By Lindsey Fuchs on February 3, 2023 Current Issue, Vol. XXVIII Issue 1, Vol. XXVIII Issue 1

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