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Fortune
Tristan Bove

A ChatGPT-written job application fooled job recruiters and was a top 20% candidate

A boy with glasses staring at a smart screen (Credit: Jasmin Merdan—Getty Images)

It may be some time before artificial intelligence can take over all of our jobs, but the A.I. models around today might already be able to edge out human candidates trying to nail an interview.

Last November, the artificial intelligence startup OpenAI made waves when it launched its latest creation: ChatGPT, an A.I.-powered tool that lets users have Q&A-style interactions with a very smart chatbot. People can type in a question, and ChatGPT will often respond within seconds with a detailed coherent answer that may as well have come from an expert in the field.

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