@nextpath.ai: Ya'el Courtney found tiny white text hidden inside an application for a lab technician role. The message instructed an Al hiring system to recommend the candidate and conceal the instruction from the employer. This technique is known as prompt injection, where hidden commands attempt to influence how an Al system responds. A 2026 study of around 200,000 real résumés found similar instructions in roughly 1 percent of them, with their use increasing over time. The trick may seem clever, but it also shows why hiring decisions should never be left entirely to Al. Should candidates be disqualified for trying this? Source: Ya'el Courtney