Finding a job and securing an interview is a stressful process. Cheddar News explains how artificial intelligence can help you prepare for that interview.

<div class="block">Finding a job and securing an interview is a stressful process. Cheddar News explains how artificial intelligence can help you prepare for that interview.</div>

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Using AI To Land a Job

Finding a job is hard work. But when you finally secure an interview, it's time to get prepared. Consumer reporter, Janice Lieberman has more on how artificial intelligence can help you finally landed an interview for the job you've always wanted. But that interview can be nerve wracking. Well, now with the help of A I, you can practice your skills and get real feedback. You will help you ace your next interview presentation. And basically they'll ask you a question, you'll answer, looking right at the camera on your computer and then they'll evaluate your cadence, your pace, your word choice, things like that. And so you can practice because interviews are very terrifying for a lot of people. Laura Michelle Davis, an expert on A I at CNET recommends using different A I coaches such as, which can help you ace an interview. She's applying to be an editor. We ask to try it out. It's gonna start recording what I'm saying and then it's gonna evaluate me. So press start, I would say that my biggest strength as an editor is being able to understand from the writer's perspective exactly what kind of language they want. And then comes the evaluation in terms of analytics. It's gonna tell me what went well. So repetition, I use some repetition. I use some filler words. Um uh OK. It's also going to tell me if I use any non inclusive language, it says your pace was fast, try speaking slower than 170 words per minute. This is just one tool to help you ace the interview. The main thing is to practice, practice, practice cyberspace is full of so many tools and advice. Linkedin also has a lot of uh tools for interviews. Don't give up on old school techniques, like making contacts, using connections and having real human interaction. Good luck on that interview. I'm Janice Lieberman and that's the real deal.