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HireLogic vs Turing

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§ The result

Turing takes the total, HireLogic takes more of the criteria.

Turing (Assessment) edges HireLogic (Video interview) by 2 points under rubric v1.0, 36 to 34. HireLogic leads more of the criteria than Turing — 3 to 2 — but Bias Audit Transparency, which Turing leads, carries 18% of the rubric, and the weighted sum still falls to Turing. One criterion, Bias Audit Transparency, is both the widest raw gap (HireLogic 15, Turing 28) and the heaviest weighted swing, and at 18% weight it makes up 91% of the weighted advantage Turing holds across the 2 criteria it leads.

§ The record

HireLogic is filed under Video interview AI, Turing under Assessment AI. They record no secondary category in common.

Both are in scope of NYC LL 144, EU AI Act, Illinois HB 3773, Mobley v. Workday and Colorado AI Act.

RecordHireLogicTuring
Price tierLowEnterprise
HeadquartersUSUS
FoundedNot recorded2018

§ What decides it

The criteria that move the gap, heaviest swing first.

  1. 18% weight · 73% of the movement so far

    Bias Audit Transparency

    HireLogic 15 · Turing 28

    2.3 weighted points to Turing

  2. 12% weight · 84% of the movement so far

    Human Oversight Design

    HireLogic 48 · Turing 45

    0.4 weighted points to HireLogic

  3. 8% weight · 92% of the movement so far

    Customer Documentation

    HireLogic 45 · Turing 48

    0.2 weighted points to Turing

  4. 15% weight · 96% of the movement so far

    Data Governance Disclosure

    HireLogic 45 · Turing 44

    0.1 weighted points to HireLogic

  5. 12% weight · 100% of the movement so far

    Post-Market Monitoring

    HireLogic 28 · Turing 27

    0.1 weighted points to HireLogic

Weighted delta is the raw difference times the criterion weight, so the 5 figures above sum to -1.9 — the difference between the two totals before either is rounded. Shares are of 3.2 points of movement counted without direction. The table below rounds each side to a whole number first, so its Δ raw total reads -2 beside that -1.9.

§ Category-by-category

Raw score per criterion, with weighted delta.

Δ is HireLogic minus Turing.

CategoryWeightHireLogicTuringΔ rawΔ weighted
Article 11 Technical Documentation20%4242--
Bias Audit Transparency18%1528-13-2.3
FRIA Support15%2525--
Data Governance Disclosure15%4544+1+0.1
Human Oversight Design12%4845+3+0.4
Post-Market Monitoring12%2827+1+0.1
Customer Documentation8%4548-3-0.2
Total100%34 (F)36 (F)-2-1.9

§ Evidence

Cited sources and documented absences, criterion by criterion.

An absence is a finding, not a blank: the reviewer looked for a named artefact and recorded that it is not located. Where a source sits is a fact about hosting only.

CriterionWeightHireLogicTuring
CitedAbsencesAudit / hostingCitedAbsencesAudit / hosting
Article 11 Technical Documentation20%31Sources on the vendor's own domain21Sources on the vendor's own domain
Bias Audit Transparency18%31—11—
FRIA Support15%11Sources on the vendor's own domain01—
Data Governance Disclosure15%41Sources on the vendor's own domain21Sources on the vendor's own domain
Human Oversight Design12%50Sources on the vendor's own domain11Sources on the vendor's own domain
Post-Market Monitoring12%31Sources on the vendor's own domain01—
Customer Documentation8%41Sources on the vendor's own domain21Sources on the vendor's own domain
All criteria100%236Sources on the vendor's own domain87Sources on the vendor's own domain

HireLogic has 29 evidence rows across 7 of 7 criteria — 23 with a source URL, 6 documented absences; Turing has 14 evidence rows across 7 of 7 criteria — 8 with a source URL, 7 documented absences.

Provenance

The scores above are documented by 43 evidence rows on file for these two vendors: 29 for HireLogic, across 1 distinct source domain, and 14 for Turing, across 1 distinct source domain.

Rubric
v1.0
HireLogic last reviewed
September 25, 2026 · HireAIScore editorial team
Turing last reviewed
July 17, 2026 · HireAIScore editorial team

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