Study finds an advantage for human-written resumes — MarketWatch
A new study reported by MarketWatch on September 19, 2026, found that resumes written by people more often received interview invitations and positive responses from potential employers than resumes entirely created by large language models.
What the study found
The article discusses a comparison of human-written resumes with documents fully generated by artificial intelligence based on large language models. The publication links the better results of human resumes to a higher number of interview invitations and positive responses from potential employers.
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Use of artificial intelligence
MarketWatch notes that it may be appealing for job seekers to entrust resume writing to artificial intelligence. At the same time, the results cited by the publication concern specifically fully generated resumes and indicate an advantage for documents written by people in employers' responses.
The article in the Help My Career section was prepared by MarketWatch reporter Weston Blasi, who works in New York.
