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This is an old strategy, and I doubt anybody would want to use a powerful AI to search a resume instead of a simple regex.
by matteoraso 3y ago
This is an old strategy, and I doubt anybody would want to use a powerful AI to search a resume instead of a simple regex.
- giuliomagnifico 3y agoYou put to much trust in companies :)
- Noumenon72 3y agoCan you feed in font-start and font-end as tokens so the AI can learn to cluster Comic Sans resumes and white-font skills sections as signals to pay attention to?
- the_only_law 3y agoI heard about this years ago, I’m surprised employers don’t already have guards against this, AI or not.
- justrealist 3y agoI would appreciate an AI able to filter out incoherency. A lot of resumes indicate unbelievably bad communication skills. Can't do that with a regex.
- mplewis 3y agoTo be fair, you won't be able to do that with an AI either.
- justrealist 3y agoYou absolutely can.
- ben_w 3y ago20 years ago, someone bought ads for every "$noun, buy it cheap on eBay" (or was it Amazon?) without checking and removing "slaves", "women", and "plutonium" from the list. 10 years ago, someone destroyed their custom T-shirt business by auto-generating sentences of the format "Keep Calm and…", without first checking what it was offering for sale. I'd be surprised if most of the people reading resumes know what a regex is, but they'll probably have heard about ChatGPT thanks to it (and I really do mean the AI itself rather than its maker) getting interviewed on national TV.
- jrockway 3y agoI would like a "Keep Calm and Buy Cheap Plutonium on eBay" shirt. Though I feel like I'd end up on a list because people wouldn't get the reference.