I did once for what would have been a very nice job opportunity. > Hi Saket and Rajat, > I appreciate Rajat reaching out to me and offering me this interviewi

I did once for what would have been a very nice job opportunity. > Hi Saket and Rajat, > I appreciate Rajat reaching out to me and offering me this interviewing opportunity. However, I cannot morally use filtered.ai's service. You might not be aware of this, but filtered.ai sends the recorded video questions to "Vempathy", which uses facial recognition software to judge a candidate's "emotional state" using AI. > Right now, AI facial detection technology cannot be responsibly used for hiring decisions. It's not robust enough to provide reliable data on all candidates, and will likely be discriminatory to wide portions of the population. > I have no issue completing online interview coding tests or in-person whiteboard interviews. But I cannot allow facial-encoding AI to guide hiring decisions in this field, or truthfully, any field. > I notice you are based in Plymouth, MI. This is where my father grew up. I was raised in Ann Arbor. I would be happy to connect you with leading AI/ML experts at the University of Michigan who can help illuminate the problems with this technology as applied to hiring decisions. > Respectfully, [Redacted] For context, I am a conventionally attractive white male...I suspect that current AI analysis would work in my favor.