Job-seekers are dodging AI interviewers

Employers only fix this sort of thing when they’re short of candidates.

When there’s plenty of candidates they happily shove them all down a terrible recruiting pipeline.

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 monitor's back.

Instead of paying translators, do video ads with automatic translations and nerve irritating voice tones.

Gotta watch out for those profits, except they forget people also need money to buy their goods.

Im half expecting the appearance of virtual people any day. Basically cooperate sponsored UBI - but for bots, so they can buy virtual goods and services, finally decoupling the economy from the desert of the real.

Count ourselves lucky they haven’t lucky figured out how to make literal ghouls out of silica and the recently dead, because these people would.

Just what happened that caused employers to hold so much power in the employee-employer relationship? The collapse of collective bargaining, sure. But what else…

I had the same thought.

The CEO of Braintrust, a company that offers AI interviewers, is quoted as saying “The truth is, if you want a job, you’re gonna go through this thing,”. Let's see how they react to the founding of 'Trainbust', a company offering AI interviewees to respond to AI interviewers. The truth is, if they want to use AI interviewers, they’re gonna have to go through this thing.