And I feel the common response of: well just use the model that’s available. Ai is and will probably always be resource constrained and profit driven, that means we will eventually see a world where poor people have worse resumes than rich people and there really won’t be any way around it because the man in the middle has the final say

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adrianN 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Not too long ago I bet resumes that were printed from a computer were preferred to resumes typed on a typewriter. What happened was that computers became commodities. It is reasonable to assume that LLMs will become commodified too.

	▲	YurgenJurgensen 3 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		That would hardly be surprising. Monospaced fonts make natural language a pain to read, so what that would prove is that well-presented resumes are preferred to poorly-presented ones. This case is different, as the LLM output isn’t measurably better than the human output (unless you have a particular love of bland corpo-speak).
	▲	Nuzzerino 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		This is a terrible way to soften an obvious alignment failure with AI rollout.