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The deluge of AI-generated submissions forces qualitative filters to automate into games of chance.
As job applicants and security researchers use generative tools to flood pipelines with high-volume, low-quality submissions, screening platforms resort to automated, non-deterministic filters that alienate human experts.
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The Stochastic Resume: Non-Deterministic AI Scoring and the Rise of the 'Luck Filter' in Automated Hiring It explains how the high volume of applicants leads employers to deploy high-variance, non-deterministic LLM filters that function as raw luck filters.
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What Happened to HackerOne? AI Slop and the Crisis of Bug Bounty Automation It shows how bug bounty platforms must resort to automated triage in response to a deluge of low-quality, AI-generated reports, alienating human security experts.