Half of UK jobseekers pitch to AI bots as human factor slips in hiring
nordicinst · x · 2026-08-17
A Guardian editorial highlights concerns over AI-transformed hiring processes. Nearly half of UK jobseekers have faced AI bots, leading to frustration and alienation. While online interviews cut costs, the lack of human interaction hinders applicants from showcasing personal qualities, sparking debate on restoring real conversations.
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