Resumes are among the hardest documents to judge for AI. They're built from short, formulaic bullet points that people have borrowed from templates for decades. Cover letters give a detector much more to work with. Winston AI highlights which sentences read as machine-written, and this page covers how recruiters and job seekers can use that without unfair conclusions.
AI help on a resume isn't automatically a problem
Many candidates use tools to tighten wording or fix grammar, and plenty of employers don't mind. What usually matters is whether the claims are accurate and whether the candidate can talk about them. Decide your own policy before you start checking, and apply it consistently.
For job seekers
Check your cover letter before you send it. If highlighted lines sound like they could describe anyone, replace them with a specific project, number or story from your own work.