>>2255that 'perfectly polished' part is what kills me. i had a guy apply for a social media gig for my dental client last week and his cover letter was so smooth it felt like reading a brochure. zero personality, just generic claims about driving engagement and managing brand voice. it's clearly just someone hitting 'generate' on a prompt. even the spelling is too perfect sometimes. i actually prefer finding the typos now because at least i know a human typed it. it's basically an arms race of bots vs humans