Core Insights - The AI recruitment platform, Zhilie.com, held a product launch event focused on the deep application of artificial intelligence in the recruitment sector, aiming to address the structural challenges of "recruitment difficulties" and "job-seeking difficulties" [1] Group 1: Industry Challenges - Traditional recruitment models face inefficiencies and low matching accuracy, with HR needing to sift through an average of 1,000 resumes to find one suitable candidate, spending about 4 hours daily on talent information processing [1] - The recruitment industry has remained stagnant for nearly 30 years, relying on "keywords + tags" matching and manual screening by HR, indicating a lack of technological advancement in talent value matching [1] Group 2: AI Product Features - Zhilie.com launched an AI Agent recruitment product with L4-level AI capabilities, integrating multi-modal perception, intelligent decision-making, and automated processes to achieve full-process intelligence in job posting, talent screening, and interview evaluation [1] - The AI interviewer can conduct large-scale concurrent interviews, with each session lasting between 30 to 60 minutes, reportedly doubling recruitment efficiency for companies [2] - The system generates interview evaluation reports based on 521 algorithmic dimensions, covering professional skills, soft skills, and value alignment, enhancing objectivity and traceability in assessments [2] Group 3: Commitment to Fairness and Accessibility - Zhilie.com aims to reduce human bias in talent assessment, promoting objective equality in recruitment by ensuring that talent evaluation focuses on capabilities [2] - The company made three commitments: lifelong free access for all job seekers with intelligent job matching recommendations, free traditional recruitment services for small and micro enterprises, and an annual intelligent recruitment package that is 60% cheaper than traditional platforms with no hidden fees [2] - The launch event also included partnerships with over ten companies to advance the intelligentization of recruitment processes across various regions, indicating a shift in the industry from "informationization" to "intelligentization" [2]