AI startup Pymetrics today announced it has open-sourced its tool for detecting bias in algorithms. Available for download on GitHub, Audit AI is designed to determine whether a specific statistic ...

It’s already working with 50 enterprise clients, including huge companies like Accenture as well as Unilever, which recently put 250,000 of its employees through the Pymetrics test games.

Some companies do trial runs as part of their hiring process, asking programmers to solve coding problems, for instance. Pymetrics, in a less job-specific way, uses these gamified dynamics, too.

Next, Pymetrics’s system compares the data from those 50 employees with game data from more than 10,000 people randomly selected from over two million.

Pymetrics thinks there's a better way to do campus recruiting. The company, founded by a couple of neuroscientists, is launching a new, game-based recruiting tool on campuses that it believes will ...

Pymetrics powers students’ career and company discovery by determining their career fit using neuroscience games-based assessment, and then offering them the option to be matched with companies ...

Pymetrics was launched in New York in 2013 by Julie Yoo and Frida Polli, who met when they were post-doctoral fellows at MIT. Its office is located on lower Madison Avenue.