Quantifying Gender Bias in Large Language Models: When ChatGPT Becomes a Hiring Manager
arXiv cs.AI / 4/2/2026
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Key Points
- The arXiv paper studies whether large language models replicate gender-related biases in hiring-style evaluations, focusing on differences in recommendations and perceived qualifications.
- It reports that, for the same résumé input, an LLM is more likely to recommend hiring a female candidate and rate them as more qualified.
- Despite higher hire likelihood and qualification judgments for female candidates, the model is still found to recommend lower pay for women compared with men.
- The research examines prompt engineering as a potential bias-mitigation approach, evaluating whether prompting can reduce or alter biased outputs in hiring scenarios.
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