Name the human owner before the AI score
Separate AI evidence from human decision authority in a high-stakes hiring choice.
A realistic modern hiring debrief in a glass meeting room, four colleagues around a table with laptops, a large screen showing abstract colored score bars with no readable markings, evening city light through the windows, clean professional setting with open space for overlay buttons, no text, words, letters, numerals, logos. A hiring team is gathered around a conference table. A screen shows abstract ranking bars while one manager points at the screen and another looks uncertain. Final hiring debrief: the AI score is visible, but the human owner has not been named. The VP wants to accept the AI-ranked candidate…
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