How much valuable information do we lose when we simplify everything into keywords?

A lot of digital platforms still depend on turning people, products or opportunities into a list of searchable features like In hiring problem this often means focusing on skills, job titles, years of experience and keywords from a resume. It makes searching easier but it can also make two very dif…

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2026-10-23 13:49 · r/MLQuestions
How much valuable information do we lose when we simplify everything into keywords?

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