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AI-Generated Applications Complicate Hiring Process, Survey Finds
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Key Takeaway
A recent survey reveals that 61% of HR leaders believe AI-generated applications are hindering the hiring process, leading to increased workloads and challenges in verifying candidate skills. The rise of AI in recruitment is complicating the identification of qualified talent.
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New survey: 61 per cent of HR leaders report AI-generated applications are slowing hiring News provided by Robert Half Canada Inc. Mar 10, 2026, 08:05 ET Share this article Share to X Share this article Share to X 89 per cent of HR teams report heavier workloads as AI-tailored applications increase 64 per cent of hiring managers say AI-enhanced
resumes make skills harder to verify TORONTO , March 10, 2026 /CNW/ - As artificial intelligence reshapes hiring, organizations are finding it more difficult -- and time-consuming -- to identify qualified talent.
A survey from talent solutions and business consulting firm Robert Half found that 61 per cent of Canadian HR leaders say reviewing AI-generated applications has slowed the hiring process.
AI adds complexity to hiring Continue Reading HR teams are overworked due to candidate use of GenAI (CNW Group/Robert Half Canada Inc.) According to the research, 64 per cent of hiring managers say the increased volume and authenticity concerns of AI-generated resumes are creating notable challenges for their organization.
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