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I kept getting frustrated with the job search process, especially the part where you have several job postings open in different browser tabs and end up copying parts of each description into your resume. It was slow, repetitive, and honestly burned me out. Out of that frustration, I built an AI tool to automate the whole thing. You open the job posting tabs you are considering, the system reads each one, uses your background as the anchor, and creates a tailored resume for every tab. If you have ten tabs open, you get ten tailored resumes without doing all the manual copying. Overall happy with the use of Gemini, but curious of others experience with generation costs. Seems cheaper and quicker than ChatGPT thus far. submitted by /u/wahoos-1 [link] [comments]

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If you believe these CEOs will solve unemployment after AI replaces most of the human workers, this video is for you. submitted by /u/msaussieandmrravana [link] [comments]

… and man it could not have gone worse. It started out alright and seemed to be tracking things well, until it gave me some confusing information about the layout of a room and after that everything devolved into random chaos. As it stands, I’d say it could work well if you have no short term memory. Otherwise, the technology is just not there yet. And that’s sad because finding time and people to play DND with is a challenge all on its own. submitted by /u/reg42 [link] [comments]

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