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Tech firms are bringing job interviews back in person to stop AI use, RTO guru says
Tech firms are resuming in-person job interviews to prevent AI use in hiring, as AI undermines virtual coding tests. Stanford economics professor Nick Bloom notes candidates can use AI during online interviews, prompting some companies to add in-person rounds. Some employers are integrating AI in interviews but emphasizing hands-on skills validation.
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