Too-Good-to-Be-True Job Seeker Post Gets Quoted as the Latest AI-Fake Suspect
Aizkmusic · x · 2026-09-16
A job seeker named Cornelia posted a suspiciously polished self-intro (fintech/Sequoia-backed startup experience, content for Alo Yoga, SKIMS and Pop Mart, trilingual) while hunting marketing roles in SF. The quote-post turns it into a meme: in the 2010s you couldn't trust photos because of Photoshop; in the 2020s the advice is unchanged — the reason is now AI.
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