More hiring managers want you to prove you're good with AI during interviews

Source: Business Insider

More companies are encouraging job candidates to use AI in parts of the interview process. Getty ImagesSome companies that didn't want job candidates using AI in skills assessments now encourage it. The software maker Canva lets those seeking technical roles use AI to learn how they think.

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