You're probably not going to speak to a glitching AI bot on your next job interview

Fonte: Business Insider

AI-powered video interviews are likely to become more common as companies seek to streamline and automate early hiring stages. amperespy/Getty ImagesTikTokers are posting clips of interviews with glitching AI bots. These cases are rare and likely staged, professors told Business Insider.

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