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    AI Engineer Prefers Text AI for Precise Prescreens

    Reply to a question on AI prescreening for interviews favors text AI for precision over voice calls.

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    2 Sources, 25d ago, first seen 25d ago

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    Jason Liu asked whether an interview prescreen would work better as a text exchange with an AI or a call with an AI. Minh Nhat Nguyen answered that text AI suits precise topics while a human should handle exploratory or fun discussions. Nguyen noted a personal bias toward text despite prior work on voice models. The exchange appears in public replies on X.

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    @jxnlcoif we wanted to interview/feature you, would you rather text an ai or call an ai as a prescreen
    @menhguin@jxnlco text ai, call for human imo. i am somehow niased in that i prefer text for anything precise and not like fun/exploratory (despite my early work being in voice models)

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    @jxnlcoif we wanted to interview/feature you, would you rather text an ai or call an ai as a prescreen
    @menhguin@jxnlco text ai, call for human imo. i am somehow niased in that i prefer text for anything precise and not like fun/exploratory (despite my early work being in voice models)