The recent revolution in AI has captivated the world, with its applications expanding rapidly across image generation, video production, smart conversations, and document processing. More and more people are now experimenting with this emerging technology, finding new and diverse uses for it.
Recently, a Japanese X (formerly Twitter) user shared their experience of using the AI chatbot "ChatGPT" to write their resume for a job application. Not only that, but they also used AI software to "dress themselves in a suit" for their ID photo, making it suitable for the application. Their journey was updated on X, sparking a heated discussion among netizens.
The user, who jokingly referred to themselves as "AI," used AI to generate their suit-clad ID photo and even craft the self-introduction for their resume. They wondered if the prospective employer would even accept it.
Initially, some users questioned if they would fail if the AI involvement was discovered. The user simply replied, "Let's see if AI can win!" They also shared the AI-generated ID photo, specifically choosing a crossed-arms pose to appear more professional.
The photo itself was created using the AI photo editing app "you canメイク."
Even the job history on the resume was written by ChatGPT, leaving many netizens scratching their heads about whether this approach would actually work. To everyone's surprise, the user actually received an interview invitation, giving them a shot at the job.
And guess what? The user eventually received the official offer of employment! This left countless netizens stunned, proving that the AI strategy actually paid off.
Many users hailed it as a true victory for AI, amazed that such a method could actually land someone a job.
Of course, some netizens expressed concern that the viral attention might expose the user on social media. While this method might not be the most conventional, it certainly seems that ChatGPT can indeed write a resume effectively, and AI can even handle your ID photos. Perhaps it's worth a shot for you too...?
via： togetter