- kuleshI don't know why, but I vibe-coded AI Subway Poker https://x.com/stas_kulesh/status/1892328616609841290
- Also VERY risky.
- Great suggestions, will do.
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- Also, one of the companies I'm working with hopes to get all sorts of strict certifications and gov contracts, it simply cannot hire talent from Russia, North Korea, Syria, Iran and alike. Yes, the position is fully remote, but there's one hard requirement.
- I'm not actually suggesting that it's a good thing, but it's a thing.
Consider this scenario: The company hires remotely and receives 1,000+ resumes. Most are spam and irrelevant. It would take the team days to read and process them.
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- I moved my DNA data from 23andMe to Genomelink ~5 years ago. Sort of saw it coming.
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- Hey all,
A few days ago, I developed an AI-driven tool to enhance my hiring process. It features:
- PDF text extraction (OCR, Computer Vision) - NLP-based resume and job description matching - Match percentage and compatibility analysis - Candidate feedback generation - Red flag detection and portfolio analysis (I check for 404 errors) - Candidate ranking with emojis and titles
Leveraging OpenAI's GPT and Anthropic's Claude (added OpenAI support recently), it automates screening and delivers actionable insights. After evaluating 100 resumes, I've identified a strong candidate.
I get the irony, this might seem a bit unfair, but it’s also a showcase of how these smart HR systems operate—black boxes by nature. I’m looking for feedback on how well it matches candidates (and weeds out spam) and would love any suggestions for additional features. What are your thoughts on AI’s role in recruitment?
Development journey: https://x.com/stas_kulesh/status/1838524611513708940
Questions or insights welcome!