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Workers suffer when AI gets it wrong, argues professor

Workers suffer when AI gets it wrong, argues professor
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When AI gets it wrong, workers suffer

When AI gets it wrong, workers suffer
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Automated selection bungling APS recruitment

There’s been a surge in applications for promotion reviews in the APS, with a number of decisions using automated selection being overturned.

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Andrew Podger | Public Service Act Amendment Bill says so little about merit | The Canberra Times

Andrew Podger | Public Service Act Amendment Bill says so little about merit | The Canberra Times
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the smell of incompetence

It is dispiriting that the Public Service Act Amendment Bill now before the Parliament says so little about ‘merit’. Nothing about secretary appointments and terminations and only a minor grammatical change to clarify that ministers are not able to direct agency heads about individuals’ employment. By Andrew Podger Yet we have:

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