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A Delhi-based CEO of a content-related startup shared a screenshot of a job seeker's application on social media, which contained significant errors attributed to the use of ChatGPT. The application, generated by the AI chatbot, was posted on LinkedIn, sparking discussions about the reliability of AI tools in job applications. Users quickly blamed ChatGPT for the mistakes, and the CEO advised against using AI blindly for such purposes. This incident highlights the ongoing debate about the role of AI in employment processes.
A job seeker sends an AI-generated job application to a startup, the company's CEO posts the unedited application on LinkedIn for the world to see. #Jobs #Unemplyement https://t.co/bd3olwObrK
A founder of a content-related startup in Delhi shared a screenshot of a job application she received on LinkedIn that was written using ChatGPT and advised people to avoid using the AI chatbot blindly. #DelhiStartup #Founder #ChatGPT https://t.co/f92tz6nKGD
A Delhi-based CEO shared a screenshot of a job seeker's application which had a major AI-blunder on social media. Users took no time to blame ChatGPT for this. #Viral #News https://t.co/cksnBZpueF
