As artificial intelligence tools become increasingly common in the job application process, both candidates and employers face new challenges. Data scientist Andreas Voniatis cautions that machine-generated resumes and cover letters may sabotage jobseekers’ prospects, highlighting four key signs recruiters watch for: excessive formality, lack of concrete achievements, irregular formatting, and unnaturally perfect sentence structures. Voniatis argues that AI often produces documents that feel manufactured and can be easily spotted during recruitment. The article urges both job applicants and hiring managers to balance technological efficiency with the need for personal authenticity, recommending focused interview questions to verify applicants’ experiences.





























