You should opt out of AI screening if you're confident that a human reviewer would better appreciate your unique qualifications or if you have concerns about potential technology bias and lack of transparency.
80% of hiring managers dislike seeing AI-generated CVs and cover letters. 74% say they can spot when AI has been used in a job application. More than half (57%) are significantly less likely to hire an applicant who has used AI and may even dismiss the application instantly if they recognize it is AI-generated.
By all means, leverage AI to help you write your resume and cover letter. But remember to never use it to entirely replace your input and effort, especially where assessment of your skills is concerned.
While some human resources departments and hiring specialists manually review applications, many organizations rely on resume artificial intelligence (AI) scanners. This technology compares resumes to job descriptions to determine which candidates can advance in the hiring process.
You should opt out of AI screening if you're confident that a human reviewer would better appreciate your unique qualifications or if you have concerns about potential technology bias and lack of transparency.