Anthropic Bans AI Tools During Job Interviews
Anthropic prohibits AI tool use during live interviews, with culture rounds being particularly intense. Salaries can reach up to $850,000.
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Amazon Discontinues AI Leaderboard After Employees Used It for Pointless Tasks
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