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Microsoft executive vice president bemoans employees sending him "AI slop," saying "This is a doom loop."
(www.windowscentral.com)
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Oh, he's the one running Linkedin, now it makes sense why that site, of all places, has anti-AI features now. I hope the shareholders will have mercy with his soul.
LinkedIn also has AI features. They ruined the job search a few weeks ago. It's now natural language, missing a bunch of filters, and doesn't even return the full text of a job post without additional clicks.
It also takes forever to load a post because it's trying to decide whether you're a match or not. It's not very good at figuring that out. It keeps saying I'm a great match for jobs that require languages I don't speak, or for jobs that require a master's.
I hope this is a sign they'll revert it, but I'm doubtful. LinkedIn was the least bad job search I've found.