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Fairness in AI-Powered Employee Promotion Systems

Problem Statement

  • AI is increasingly used to assist promotion decisions.
  • These systems often learn from biased historical data.
  • This often leads to bias, especially taking sensitive attributes (like gender) into account, causing bias situations like gender bias — promoting men more often than women.
  • We're studying whether AI models treat employees across all subgroups fairly in promotion outcomes.

Research Questions

  1. Should we automate decisions that shape people’s futures — and if so, how can we do it fairly?
  2. How can we ensure those automated systems make decisions that are trustable enough?

Models in Use

The Baseline Model - MLP Classifier

Baseline Model Results

The K-Means Method

K-Means Method Results

An Ordinary Model handling Out-Of-Distribution (OOD) Scenarios

OOD Method Results

A Cluster-based Model handling OOD Scenarios

Cluster-based OOD Method Results

Explainability

  • We use LIME as the explainer.

Here's a comparison of the top 5 positively and negatively contributed features across all models:

XAI Comparison Results

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