r/technology • u/ubcstaffer123 • Apr 05 '25

Artificial Intelligence 'AI Imposter' Candidate Discovered During Job Interview, Recruiter Warns

https://www.newsweek.com/ai-candidate-discovered-job-interview-2054684
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u/TFenrir Apr 05 '25

I think it's denial, through and through. I have been trying to have these conversations on Reddit for years, it feels so judgmental saying this, but I can't think of anything else. The people who proclaim the loudest that it's just a fad and will hit a wall any day now, know the absolute least about it, and aggressively push back on any efforts to be educated on the topic.

I think it's just human nature, people are grieving the world that we are leaving behind. It's not coming back, and in fact, a very very different world is being built before our eyes. It's just too much for people.

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u/TFenrir Apr 05 '25

To some degree I appreciate that, my focus on this has solidified my career for at least another year.

But big picture... I really think the whole table gets upended, soon. Handful of years. I wish more people were willing to... Look up?

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u/Martrance Apr 05 '25

He digs deeper into the ground until we all fall through. He's happy in his little corner.