U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services proposes to review social media of people applying for US citizenship, green cards, and asylum or refugee status, to comply with Trump's Executive order.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services proposes to review social media of people applying for US citizenship, green cards, and asylum or refugee status, to comply with Trump's Executive order.
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So then just like with job applications, you have never had a social media account and never intend to
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I've had employers questioning the lack of a LinkedIn profile that's also updated.
Also had some looking at peoples Instagram.
Times are wild.
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My job literally has HR advisors that search your name through all the major social media sites and build webs of accounts created by individual users. You don’t even disclose your socials because they’ll have them already…
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School taught me that writers and artists had pen names for a reason, and reality has persistently shown that nothing has changed in that regard. If anything, it has become even more of a prerequisite.
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Ha, i have zero social media footprint other then lemmy... I've had identically named people cause some confusion with HR before....
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I don’t have them. I have a facebook that I check every few weeks to make sure none of my family members have died, but that’s about it.
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This actually makes sense. The problem though, will be the same reason fact checkers failed; personal and institutional bias on what's considered acceptable.
Only an unbiased AI could do this well, and that's a loose statement.
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I don't think there's such a thing as an unbiased AI. They're all biased based on the input data.
Something like this would be inherently subjective, it's not a pure data question with a clear yes or no.
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Machine learning and LLMs isn't the only way to do AI though. (though your second point I do kinda agree with)
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I feel like you missed my "loose statement" point
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