While AI may not break science for being backwards directed, there are already the first companies doing AI interviews.
Could become a big problem whenever universities are also using this type of job interviews.
Just like journals who use AI for peer review
The authors of the study1, posted on the arXiv preprint server on 11 March, examined the extent to which AI chatbots could have modified the peer reviews of conference proceedings submitted to four major computer-science meetings since the release of ChatGPT. Their analysis suggests that up to 17% of the peer-review reports have been substantially modified by chatbots — although it’s unclear whether researchers used the tools to construct reviews from scratch or just to edit and improve written drafts.