Companies now use AI interviews while candidates use AI to answer them
kernelangus420 · reddit · 2026-10-16
A Reddit video captures an increasingly real hiring scenario: companies use AI to conduct job interviews while candidates use AI to help them answer, pitting algorithm against algorithm.
The clip shows an AI interviewer quizzing a candidate who leans on AI tools in real time, reigniting debate over fairness and what interviews even measure when both sides are AI.
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