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Study: Jobseekers writing their CVs for robots rather than humans

Jobseekers are changing their CVs because they believe they might be seen by artificial intelligence (AI) robots rather than humans, according to new research in the UK.

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研究:求职者为机器人而非人类撰写简历

In the era of AI CV scanners, job candadites have become too mindful of the software demands of a digital resume, and are neglecting the real, human recruiters, say the authors of a new study. — CHRISTIN KLOSE/dpa

LONDON : Jobseekers are changing their CVs because they believe they might be seen by artificial intelligence (AI) robots rather than humans, according to new research in the UK.

Jobs site CV-Library said its study raised concerns that the race to "beat” AI could be making it harder for candidates to stand out.

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