Job requirements:
> 10+ years of hands-on experience in building and deploying Generative Al models using OpenAl and Python.
These recruiters never fail to amaze me. Maybe they are the perfect candidates to replace their job with LLM.
@nixCraft they've been already replaced. at least partially.
same with copywriters.
Apr 10, 2024, 10:13 AM@nixCraft The sooner we can replace HR with AI the better.
We just need an AI engine with 10 years experience of destroying morale and value. 😂
Apr 10, 2024, 11:22 AMno really , cause people didn't read the job requirements carefully or even didn't read, they just apply and wait .
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Maybe they were the first ones to be replaced years ago and that's why the requirements are always so stupid.
@nixCraft W-what...
The only real generative AI we had 10 years ago, iirc, were GANs that we made to trip balls.
@nixCraft Recruiters used to rely on a filing cabinet of CVs/Resumés, a good memory and meeting candidates in person. Now, they use databases run by third-parties (LinkedIn etc.) and yet still see fit to charge 30% of a candidate's yearly salary to their clients. Replaced by ML algorithms? Yes please, then put in a ship with all the other Golgafrinchens and be sent off to colonise...anywhere else.
@nixCraft Fairly certain that is happening already.
@nixCraft maybe they want a person that got trained like AI with multiple HPU (Human Processing Units) at the same time feed into one being
@nixCraft Reminds me of this
@nixCraft I remember seeing the same thing circa 2000, except it was web development. Plus ça change...
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It's a joke, right?
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Right??
Apr 10, 2024, 1:25 PM@nixCraft ah, that are the successful recruiters who managed to hire kubernetes engineers with also 10+ experience!
@nixCraft Even Sam Altman might not have that kinda experience.
@nixCraft You forgot to attach the screenshot
@nixCraft Are you sure they weren't already? I think that's the one position that would be difficult to tell.
@nixCraft sometimes it is the clueless hiring manager, not the recruiter.
@nixCraft Obviously, they're looking to hire con artists and other people of low moral fiber who will just apply to something and make claims that are untrue.