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Mass AI-assisted job applications may work against applicants
Research suggests graduates are increasingly using AI to present misleading accounts of themselves when seeking jobs. Mass AI-assisted applications can work against applicants, and one job seeker says they applied for 200 jobs. Some argue, however, that their peers have no alternative.

What to know
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Research suggests growing use of AI by graduates to give misleading accounts of themselves in applications.
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Some say their peer group has no alternative when applying for jobs.
Why it matters
The story concerns AI use in graduate job searches and the possible downsides of mass applications.
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