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Aug. 5, 2026

OpenAI agrees to $3.2M hiring bias settlement

The Justice Department alleged OpenAI illegally favored temporary visa holders over qualified U.S. workers in recruiting for technology jobs. The company will pay $3.2 million and overhaul its hiring practices.

The Justice Department announced Tuesday that OpenAI will pay $3.2 million to settle allegations that the artificial intelligence company illegally favored temporary visa holders over qualified U.S. workers in recruiting for technology jobs.

The settlement resolves allegations that OpenAI OpCo LLC and its subsidiary, Statsig Inc., violated the Immigration and Nationality Act's prohibition on citizenship-status discrimination in hiring through the Permanent Labor Certification,...

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