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This sounds like an argument for never educating people and doing nothing about the problem. Just because you graduated from a CS program doesn't mean you will
by Larrikin 2y ago
This sounds like an argument for never educating people and doing nothing about the problem.
Just because you graduated from a CS program doesn't mean you will always write bug free code using the ideal algorithm and design pattern.
But you know what you should be striving for, can more readily identify issues, and maybe sometimes you actually are perfect.
- AnthonyMouse 2y ago> This sounds like an argument for never educating people and doing nothing about the problem. I feel like it's really the opposite. There is a major problem with using AI to screen CVs, which is that AI is bad at screening CVs. It excludes good candidates and offers mediocre ones, and opens up a bunch of hacks the equivalent of black hat SEO, which gives an undesired advantage to people inclined to dirty tricks. But "it's racist" is a political hot button, so before people can start to point that out, someone scrambles to push the hot button and suck all the oxygen out of the room. Then the purveyors of snake oil can munge the algorithm until it passes the naive oversimplified racial bias test someone made up (probably making it even worse at its intended purpose), and then claim "the problem" is solved, as if that was the main and only problem.