Can AI interviewers know when to ditch the script? Reddit debates research tools
wry_widget · reddit · 2026-10-03
A Reddit poster exploring AI-moderated research interviews (Outset, Qualitate, etc.) finds basic Q&A straightforward but questions whether any tool can reliably make adaptive follow-ups — catching the unexpected answers that often yield the best 10 minutes of a human-led interview. Vendors' polished demos make real capability hard to judge.
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