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AI Is Interviewing the Candidate. The Candidate Is Using AI Back

Independently researched from primary research, official UAE guidance, and current reporting. The job interview now has an AI problem on both sides of the call. Employers are introducing voice agents to ask the questions, while candidates are using generative AI to prepare answers, complete tests, and sometimes receive live assistance during remote interviews.

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