AI Cheats So Hard, Pants Required for Job Interviews
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In a world where your AI sidekick can whisper answers off-camera, companies like Google and McKinsey are saying, 'Hold my beer, we’re going back to in-person interviews.' "We are making sure we'll introduce at least one round of in-person interviews for people, just to make sure the fundamentals are there," said Sundar Pichai. The job market's become so bot-infested that "it's bots all the way down," with applicants using AI to craft resumes and interviewers sometimes being AI themselves—helping recruiters battle what Axios calls a "steady bot arms race between job seekers and hiring managers."
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Source: Axios | Published: 8/12/2025 | Author: April Rubin
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