As employers increasingly rely on artificial intelligence to automate hiring, algorithms that screen applicants and predict job success promise consistency but raise serious concerns about systemic bias and discrimination. When these "black box" systems base decisions on candidates' similarities to historically successful employees, they risk violating Title VII by replicating patterns of exclusion. However, existing legal doctrine already works to address this under disparat

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