A man sent his resume to 2,843 jobs using artificial intelligence

A few years ago, to apply for a job, you had to print your resume (several copies) and approach each company to leave it at a human resources office. With the artificial intelligence (AI) everything has changed.

One man used a tool called AI Hawk to send his cover letter to 2,843 jobs.

According to a Genbeta report, Jason Koebler followed a different method to find companies and repeat the action. With the advancement of technology, Internet pages became more popular to filter job offers.

What he did was spam companies by sending job applications. I made 17 job requests per hour.

With artificial intelligence, he created the person’s biography to adapt it to the job offer, make the cover letters, and also check all the boxes that are necessary to present all the documentation.

Then, supported by the social network LinkedIn, he was able to search for offers and enter the data for easy registration.