AI is in your recruitment process. But are you ready for the regulators?

Quiz: Are you an AI compliance champion?

Being AI compliant goes way beyond adding a line about artificial intelligence to your privacy policy. It means knowing exactly which tools are touching your hiring process, telling candidates about it in plain English, holding your vendors to account, and having someone in your firm who actually owns it.

In addition to legal exposure, your candidate trust, your client relationships, and your ability to use AI confidently will all take a hit if your compliance isn't up to scratch. So how well are you really doing? Take our quick quiz to find out if you're a compliance rookie, a compliance contender, or a compliance champion!

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Your guide to AI regulation & recruitment

AI hiring law has stopped being a "watch this space" topic and started being a "sort this out now" one. If you use AI to screen CVs, transcribe calls, rank candidates or match talent, you're already in scope. The question isn't whether this applies to you. It's whether you're ready.

Our complete guide cuts through the noise with a plain-English breakdown of every major regulation, who it applies to, and the five things every recruitment firm should do right now - wherever in the world you operate.

 

The Glass Box Principle - transparency for candidates

Most recruitment firms have some version of an AI disclosure. Most of them say almost nothing useful. A vague line buried in a privacy policy doesn't tell a candidate what your AI does, which decisions it influences, or where they can go with a question - and regulators are specifically looking for the difference.

The Glass Box Principle is how you fix that. It's the practical framework for being genuinely transparent about your AI use in a way that meets the law, builds candidate trust, and takes about an afternoon to implement. We've even written the templates for you.