Job-seekers are dodging AI interviewers

Post by HWR_14 » Mon, Aug 04, 2025, 1:41 PM UTC

raincole wrote: post #81

linker3000 wrote: post #19

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At least one of my local, out of town, supermarkets doesn't have a warehouse any more. It's all Just in Time, with a residual amount above the main shelves. If you can't find what you want, they don't have it 'out back', because apart from an unloading area, there's no 'out back'.

It sounds... amazing? Less stockpile and spoilage. Less carbon footprint from transportation.

Post by bravetraveler » Mon, Aug 04, 2025, 1:41 PM UTC

Post by betaby » Mon, Aug 04, 2025, 1:43 PM UTC

nikolayasdf123 wrote: post #53

pjmlp wrote: post #4

It is all almost making richer even more richer, instead of properly hiring people for HR, AI bots. Instead of having more people at the supermarket, have the customers work as if they were employees, the only thing missing is fetching stuff from warehouse when missing on the shelves, but still pay the same or more. Instead of paying to artists, do job ads using generated AI images with code magically showing off mon…

> except they forget people also need money to buy their goods. this is why we having population collapse

Post by lm28469 » Mon, Aug 04, 2025, 1:44 PM UTC

ekianjo wrote: post #21

pjmlp wrote: post #4

It is all almost making richer even more richer, instead of properly hiring people for HR, AI bots. Instead of having more people at the supermarket, have the customers work as if they were employees, the only thing missing is fetching stuff from warehouse when missing on the shelves, but still pay the same or more. Instead of paying to artists, do job ads using generated AI images with code magically showing off mon…

on one hand people complain about sweatshops but on the other hand when the repetitive, soul crushing, low paid job is replaced by technology people complain as well. you can't have it both ways.

Post by 9rx » Mon, Aug 04, 2025, 1:46 PM UTC

EGreg wrote: post #73

9rx wrote: post #52

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> except they forget people also need money to buy their goods. Do they? Money is simply the accounting of debt. You do something for me, and when I can't immediately do something in return for you, you extend a loan to me so that I can make good on my side of the bargain later. If we record that I owe you something at some point in the future, we just created money! But if I don't need anything from you — because, s…

Ok so let’s see You need a roof over your head and some food to eat But whoops, no one is willing to pay you enough to do that. This was already in 2013: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/80-percent-of-us-adults-face-ne... And this is now: https://www.acainternational.org/news/2024-paycheck-to-paych...