Despite a rush to apply emerging tech to HR practices, experts acknowledge limitations in candidate use of AI in job application processes.Dr. Serena Huang emphasizes the caution needed with AI, citing its potential to mislead employers about candidates' abilities.Hiten Sheth from Gartner highlights recruiter reports of encountering candidate fraud, complicating the identification of qualified candidates.While AI tools may aid in resume positioning, Sheth believes limits should be set for AI use in interviews to ensure hiring integrity.AI use in applications could benefit non-native speakers and those with communication barriers by helping them present their credentials effectively.Huang and Sheth advocate for clear boundaries in interviews, with Sheth emphasizing transparency and maintaining hiring integrity.Huang suggests redesigning interview processes to focus on real-time demonstrations of skills rather than relying on pre-prepared content.Both experts stress evaluating distinctly human attributes in interviews, highlighting skills that AI assistance cannot develop authentically.Huang recommends interview segments that challenge candidates to explain their reasoning and thought processes, not just their conclusions.Regarding the future role of AI in hiring, experts urge its integration to enhance decision-making without replacing human oversight.