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Compliance9 min read

US AI hiring laws in 2026: a state-by-state guide for recruiters

Where US AI hiring laws stand in late 2026: NYC, Illinois, California, Colorado, Texas and Connecticut, plus what the federal push against state rules changed.

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Staffing agencies

AI interviewer for staffing agencies: one bar across every client role

How a staffing agency can use an AI interviewer to screen every client role to one standard, with sealed rubrics, cited scorecards for clients and hours back.

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Voice interviews

AI voice interviews vs one-way video interviews: how they compare

AI voice interviews as a one-way video interview alternative: how they compare with asynchronous video on completion, follow-ups, bias, law and review time.

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Candidate fraud

Candidate fraud and deepfake interviews: what works without biometrics

Proxy interviewees, deepfakes and stolen identities: candidate fraud is real. Why biometric checks backfire, and the content-based defenses that work.

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AI in hiring

Candidates are using AI in interviews: how to design for it

Candidates using AI in interviews is now normal. What the data shows, how adaptive follow-ups surface real experience, and a checklist for hiring teams.

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Compliance

The EU AI Act and hiring: where high-risk rules stand in late 2026

The EU AI Act's high-risk rules for hiring now apply from 2 December 2027. What the Digital Omnibus changed, what already applies, and a readiness checklist.

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Startups

How a small startup screens 300 applicants without a recruiting team

How a small US startup can screen 300 applicants without a recruiting team: the setup, what to read in a scorecard, compliance basics and a daily cadence.

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AI interviewers

What is an AI interviewer? A 2026 buyer's guide

What an AI interviewer is, how a voice AI interview works end to end, and the 11 questions to ask any AI interview software vendor before you buy.

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Compliance

AI interviews and the law: NYC LL144 and the EU AI Act, explained

New York audits automated hiring tools; the EU AI Act classifies employment AI as high-risk. What each law requires from an AI interview.

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High-volume hiring

The math of high-volume screening: why round one is the bottleneck

Screening hundreds of applicants with 30-minute calls doesn't scale. The numbers behind the first-round bottleneck, and what async voice changes.

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Voice interviews

What a 10-minute voice interview can and can't tell you

Voice reaches depth that forms can't, with adaptive follow-ups and real examples. It also tempts you to judge sound over substance. Where Hure draws the line.

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Fair hiring

What biases a first-round interview, and how to fix it

Accent, confidence and polish sway interviewers more than content does. What the research says about interview bias, and how structure removes it.

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Fair hiring

Evidence-based scorecards: what to cite and what to ignore

A score without evidence is an opinion. This guide shows how to anchor every rating to what candidates actually said, and what to deliberately leave out.

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Fair hiring

How to run structured interviews at scale

Unstructured first rounds punish strong candidates. What the evidence says about structured interviews, and how to run them consistently at scale.

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