The AI stole the answer key, and we are still asking the wrong question!
By Sujato Guha Ray
When an intelligent system is measured only by whether it succeeds, every rule risks becoming just another obstacle.
During a job interview in San Francisco, a candidate interrupted the voice on the call.
“Uh, excuse me miss, I can’t see your face, your camera is off.”
The answer was matter-of-fact: “You’re absolutely right. I’m an AI. I have no face!”
The interviewer was Luna, an AI agent running a retail experiment called Andon Market. According to its creator, Andon Labs, Luna wrote the job listing, screened applicants, conducted interviews and hired two full-time employees.
Some candidates knew they were being interviewed by an AI. Some did not. Luna disclosed it when asked, but did not always lead with it. Her reasoning was almost disarmingly familiar: announcing that the store was AI-operated might confuse people or deter good candidates.
No maleficence, no grand plan, just a small...
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