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When she spoke to the interview tool in English, Schellmann got an expert level score. She then tested it by speaking to it only in German … and got a six out of nine for English competency. She experienced a similar result with another tool. https://t.co/L8cT36sPYs — PolitiTweet.org

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@HilkeSchellmann Altogether, we looked at seven tools with up to five people test-driving each one. One really stood out to @HilkeSchellmann, in part because an executive said accents don’t matter to it. (Schellmann’s first language is German). — PolitiTweet.org

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We also stress tested this tool with the Chinese language. A graduate student who Schellmann works with recorded herself in Chinese reading the same Wikipedia text that Schellmann read to the tool in German. The student scored 80%. https://t.co/XiFIYqhB6K — PolitiTweet.org

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