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Title VII of the Civil Rights Act — employment selection and AI
AI-use reference. Current statutory text. Applies to: Covered employers including governmental agencies/political subdivisions, generally15+ employees; AI hiring/ranking/promotion practices receive no technology exemption. Requirements or purpose: Prohibits…
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AI-use reference. Current statutory text. Applies to: Covered employers including governmental agencies/political subdivisions, generally15+ employees; AI hiring/ranking/promotion practices receive no technology exemption. Requirements or purpose: Prohibits employment discrimination on protected grounds. § 2000 e-2(k) provides disparate-impact framework and business-necessity/alternative-practice rules; using vendor software does not itself remove the employer's obligations. Limits: Agency enforcement priorities do not amend the statute. EEOC's 2023 AI adverse-impact page returned 404; do not present that removed page as current operative guidance. Statistical disparity alone is not a complete legal conclusion.
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Official source reviewed October 26, 2026. Binding federal statute. Dates/version: Civil Rights Act 1964, as amended; state/local employer coverage added 1972. Locator: 42 U.S.C. 2000 e(a),(b) definitions; 2000 e-2(a),(k). Agency enforcement priorities do not amend the statute. EEOC's 2023 AI adverse-impact page returned 404; do not present that removed page as current operative guidance. Statistical disparity alone is not a complete legal conclusion.
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