Post by Lord Emsworth on Jul 26, 2024 11:07:36 GMT
What do you think?
Dystopian nightmare?
A force for good and progress?
The AI job interviewer will see you now
AI interview services say they’re eliminating bias — but not everyone agrees....
When Floria Tan applied for an internship at China’s food delivery giant Meituan, her first video interview was not with a human being.
The interviewer certainly looked real enough. It was a woman, about Tan’s age, with a friendly smile — but her voice and manner were stitled and distinctly robotic. The interviewer gave a brief introduction about Meituan and asked a series of canned questions like, “What was a challenge you came across in the past?” After each answer, the interviewer would summarize what was said and offer a follow-up question.
The interviewer was an AI avatar, working from a list of pre-determined questions but using a large language model to generate authentic-sounding responses on the fly. But Tan told Rest of World it felt more like taking a written exam than having a conversation. “I didn’t take it as a real human,” she said. “I just looked at the camera and talked.”
Once seen as a curiosity, AI job interviews have grown in popularity as startups look to build businesses on top of the surprising capabilities shown by platforms like OpenAI....
Rest here
restofworld.org/2024/ai-interview-software-hiring-practices/?utm_source=pocket-newtab-en-gb
Dystopian nightmare?
A force for good and progress?
How about this....?
The AI job interviewer will see you now
AI interview services say they’re eliminating bias — but not everyone agrees....
When Floria Tan applied for an internship at China’s food delivery giant Meituan, her first video interview was not with a human being.
The interviewer certainly looked real enough. It was a woman, about Tan’s age, with a friendly smile — but her voice and manner were stitled and distinctly robotic. The interviewer gave a brief introduction about Meituan and asked a series of canned questions like, “What was a challenge you came across in the past?” After each answer, the interviewer would summarize what was said and offer a follow-up question.
The interviewer was an AI avatar, working from a list of pre-determined questions but using a large language model to generate authentic-sounding responses on the fly. But Tan told Rest of World it felt more like taking a written exam than having a conversation. “I didn’t take it as a real human,” she said. “I just looked at the camera and talked.”
Once seen as a curiosity, AI job interviews have grown in popularity as startups look to build businesses on top of the surprising capabilities shown by platforms like OpenAI....
Rest here
restofworld.org/2024/ai-interview-software-hiring-practices/?utm_source=pocket-newtab-en-gb
