Creepy and probably not very useful. I don't really want to read a transcript for a interview. That is like a extended resume. You may as well just send them the questions and get a written response.
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From the post:
>Jack Ryan from San Diego was recently being interviewed for a job. On a video call, the interviewer, a woman with red hair, said, "I find it helps when candidates tell me a story in answering the questions." "I'm looking for examples from your work experience," the woman added. During the conversation, Ryan had a smirk on his face. That's because the woman is not real. She is an AI avatar from a company called Fairgo.ai, which uses AI agents to interview job candidates on behalf of other companies.
Interesting, I wonder how my AI avatar would interview with theirs?
I was thinking the same thing. If they won't put a person in front of me for a interview why should I?
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