Employers Turn to AI Interviewers, But Job Seekers and Experts Voice Doubts
CNBC reports companies are increasingly deploying artificial intelligence to conduct job interviews, a shift some describe as 'jarring' even as employers hope it will streamline hiring.
A growing number of employers are adopting artificial intelligence tools to conduct job interviews, according to a report by CNBC. Companies say the technology is intended to speed up and simplify the hiring process.
However, the report notes that some experts and job seekers remain skeptical of the new approach, with the experience of being interviewed by AI described by some as "jarring."
CNBC's report examines how job seekers should navigate this emerging hiring technology as it becomes more common in recruitment practices.
The publication did not provide further details on specific companies using the technology or the scale of its adoption in the excerpt reviewed.
Sources
- Your AI interviewer will see you now: How job seekers should navigate the 'jarring' new hiring technology — CNBC — Top News
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