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Image by Pablo De Rosi Introduction: Fast Hiring, Slow Regret Let’s be honest, AI hiring tools promise everything leaders love: speed, efficiency, and fewer awkward interviews where someone says their biggest weakness is “working too hard.” But here’s the catch: the faster you hire with AI, the faster you can scale mistakes. Organizations today are racing to automate hiring decisions, resume screening, candidate ranking, and even performance prediction. Yet most leaders are a