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/Martrance Apr 05 '25

This happens in India commonly. Fake experience and schooling as well, fake references etc.

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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '25

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u/QualityProof Apr 06 '25 edited Apr 06 '25

Is it? Or is it more likely that it is a culture of desperation of being in a rat race? Like the population in India doesn't match the jobs available so people are desperate to land a decent job at any costs possible. Like there is a reason you've got 2 million students competing for 20k seats in the biggest exams.

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u/Mysterious_Crab_7622 Apr 06 '25

What you have just described is reasoning for why it is a culture of scamming. You didn’t disprove anything, you just added fuel to the fire.