A body representing major UK graduate employers says misconduct in hiring is at a record high as candidates use AI during interviews. Recruiters say such candidates are easy to spot because they sound like they are reading from a script.
Research suggests graduates increasingly use AI to misrepresent themselves in job applications. Some young applicants say they have no choice, which raises the question of what fair use looks like on both sides of hiring.
AI now dominates the translation business, the BBC reports. Human translators remain necessary for high-stakes work, but the question is for how long.
Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman predicts personal AI assistants will become as common as household appliances. He expects them to run partly on local devices and partly in the cloud.
Imago Platform uses graph structures so AI knowledge systems give accurate answers rather than merely plausible ones. Its first client, a lighting and electrical business, uses it to handle warranty claims across manufacturers with very different policies.
Engadget rounds up five Gemini features that can take care of routine tasks and help users stay up to date. The guide is aimed at people not yet using these skills.