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Research questionHow can we detect unfairness hidden in LLM multi-agent hiring decisions when final hire rates appear balanced?Equal hiring rates can conceal unequal treatment within a multi-agent decision process. Bias may emerge through how candidates are scrutinized, interpreted, or routed before the final decision.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.Beyond Outcome Gaps: Process-Aware Fairness Diagnosis for LLM-based Multi-Agent Decision SystemsThe source examines role-based LLM hiring committees using controlled resume variants and 311K logged, structured decision trajectories. Its evidence covers process, pathway, counterfactual, dynamic, design, and outcome signals in this hiring setting; generalization to other domains or systems is not established.research paper · Sep 2, 2026
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