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In a brief excerpt from a YouTube video, Michael Horn explains that, contrary to popular excitement, AI‑powered job‑search applications that tailor resumes and automate applications are likely to make it harder for candidates to secure employment. Horn and co‑author Bob Mesta argue this in a recent Time magazine piece, citing that a large majority of positions—estimates range up to 85%—are still filled through personal connections. They attribute this persistence to a deep trust deficit between job seekers and employers, which AI tools do not address and may even exacerbate.

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