IT exhibition features AI interviewer and robotic dog

IT exhibition features AI interviewer and robotic dog

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Can you imagine going for a job interview and facing not a human interviewer but AI that can practically read your mind? An IT company has unveiled its latest integrated AI app, which features an AI interviewer. It not only reviews resumes, it can even scrutinize the human subject’s smallest expressions and traits through a camera. In addition, there is a new patrol at the factory! The exhibit also featured a robotic dog that can assess whether a site has potential danger as it goes on patrol.

Standing in front of the camera, this job seeker is quite nervous. As she introduces herself, she must also maintain a perfect smile. But the AI interviewer on the other side of the camera has already figured her out.

Lin Ching-pao
Manager of IT group
Many of these cases are for listed companies because the companies are large and have greater needs. In the past, the accuracy rate was just one or two out of ten applicants, and now AI can find three to five qualified applicants.

Mr. Lin’s IT group and National Taiwan Normal University collaborated in developing this app that allows interviews to be carried out in any place. Just from a job seeker’s tone of voice, facial expressions, and the keywords that you put in, the app can automatically generate a detailed assessment of the person’s talent. This not only saves travel time for job seekers, but it significantly improves the efficiency of interviews as a company attempts to find the best candidate.

Sun Hung-yueh
National Taiwan Normal University
As AI becomes more advanced, it provides us with more clues, as well as preliminary diagnoses to assist our human interviewers.

Also at the exhibition was an eye-catching four-legged robotic dog. Don’t let its cuteness fool you as it wiggled its butt and reached out to shake your hand. If you took out a weapon, this robot nicknamed Sentinel would instantly change its posture and be ready to strike. Moreover, this robotic dog can enter dangerous areas such as places with high temperatures and low oxygen. With facial recognition ability, it can immediately report any threat, further improving the efficiency of a task.

With declining birth rates and labor shortage looming, human-machine collaboration models are making headway. With the help of AI, employees’ time is saved and companies can find the right people more efficiently.

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AI面試官! 看穿臉部.眼球"微表情" 即時分析是否適用

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以後去面試工作，坐在你對面的可能不是主管，而是會讀心術的AI！有資訊集團進軍AI領域，發表最新的企業AI整合應用。其中最吸睛的，就是AI面試官，不只看履歷，甚至能透過鏡頭分析微表情跟特質！另外，工廠巡邏也進化，四足機器狗幫忙查看現場狀況，還能夠分析危險程度。

對著鏡頭，自我介紹，求職者心裡緊張得要命，還要保持完美微笑。不過現在，螢幕另一端的AI面試官，早就把你看透透。

[[資通訊集團總經理林敬寶]]
“其實很多都落在股票上市櫃公司，因為他們的經濟規模比較大，量體也比較大，也就是說，它的準確率從以前的可能十個人，只能錄取一個到兩個人，但是它現在可以，拉到三到五位”

資訊集團和台師大產學合作，透過APP，任何場所都能快速進行面試，AI還會根據語調、表情跟關鍵字，自動生成詳細的人才評鑑報告，不只節省求職者的通勤時間，也讓面試官大幅提升找人效率。

[[台師大科技應用與人資發展系教授孫弘岳]]
“那隨著AI越來越發達，當然我們現在，可以看到的線索就越多，甚至我們可以提供更多的初步的診斷，來協助我們真人的面試官”

展場裡最引人注目的，還有這隻四足機器狗，扭扭屁股、還會握手賣萌，不過如果拿出危險物品，它就會一秒變臉、立起身體進行威嚇。而且不論是高溫、缺氧等危險區域，機器狗都能進行巡檢，搭配人臉辨識，一有風吹草動立刻回傳，讓效率再提升。

少子化跟缺工潮來襲，人機協作模式也不斷進化，靠著ai功能、不僅幫員工省力，也讓企業找人更有智慧。

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