One .NET job posting draws 500+ applications, almost all AI-generated spam
unixterminal · x · 2026-10-03
Developer @unixterminal reports receiving over 500 applications for a single .NET position, with almost all of them AI-generated or AI-submitted. He muses that there may be a market for a "human-verified" .NET jobs/candidate network — a signal of how AI-driven application spam is flooding hiring pipelines and potentially creating demand for authenticity verification.
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