Don’t use AI if you want to be new ambassador to US, job advert warns

New British ambassador to US takes his place Lord Mandelson should not use artificial intelligence A warning was given in the embassy advertisement for job applications.

According to the advertisement for the £155,000-£174,000 role, AI-generated applications for the role will be considered “plagiarism”.

The ad links to a page providing guidance to Civil Service practices on the use of artificial intelligence. It warns that “authenticity and honesty” are vital in deciding who gets a role and says artificial intelligence should not be used during live evaluations.

The job advert states: “Please ensure that your application is factual. Presenting other people’s ideas or experiences, or those generated by artificial intelligence, as your own will be considered plagiarism.”

Almost a third of job seekers using artificial intelligence to find open rolesAccording to research by artificial intelligence-supported recruitment platform Greenhouse, 31 percent of young employees apply automatically using bots.

The embassy job posting, which asks for a CV and preliminary statement from candidates, states that candidates “must have excellent networking skills and strong personal influence.”

These individuals must also have “well-developed political judgment and personal flexibility,” the ad states.

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