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How algorithms rule our working lives

01 September 2016

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"Employers are turning to mathematically modelled ways of sifting through job applications. Even when wrong, their verdicts seem beyond dispute – and they tend to punish the poor"

See the full text: How algorithms rule our working lives (Guardian, link)

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