That was well-written, though the analogy is immediately obvious but that's on purpose. Is it then a parody of allegory? Pretty entertaining all the same.
I've thought about this problem, though I'm currently employed I'm sending resumes (sparingly). I wonder if the cover letters I send get mistaken for AI; though I doubt it I have no way to know. More likely, they don't get through the deluge of fakes. Even my CV might not, it's impressive in my mind but an AI might write numbers bigger than mine. At least my LinkedIn is old.
This all sucks, I can't wait for regulations (but I'm not holding my breath).
She's got it.
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That was well-written, though the analogy is immediately obvious but that's on purpose. Is it then a parody of allegory? Pretty entertaining all the same.
I've thought about this problem, though I'm currently employed I'm sending resumes (sparingly). I wonder if the cover letters I send get mistaken for AI; though I doubt it I have no way to know. More likely, they don't get through the deluge of fakes. Even my CV might not, it's impressive in my mind but an AI might write numbers bigger than mine. At least my LinkedIn is old.
This all sucks, I can't wait for regulations (but I'm not holding my breath).