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> I think it's a result of the cost of technical testing reducing to a negligible amount This is a good point that I overlooked and definitely agree is also pr

> I think it's a result of the cost of technical testing reducing to a negligible amount This is a good point that I overlooked and definitely agree is also present. The same thing is happening with other types of interviews - I have seen companies hiring now where the candidate is asked to record video answers to prompted question, that from what I remember are evaluated by some kind of machine learning. They can open up the funnel without having to do anything (except forgo candidates that either have some self respect or are not desperate for work)

brailsafe 5y ago
Yes, absolutely. I've bumped into literally random people out in the world, outside of tech, who have experienced and complained (unprompted) about those creepy AI interviews and they find it dystopian. I've been asked at least 3 times to do a similar thing, and every time I've just refused, it's a few steps too far for me to even participate in, even though I am almost completely out of options at this point.