Founder of AI tool for cheating in interviews predicts everyone will do it &mdash; and technical job interviews are on their way out

Founder of AI tool for cheating in interviews predicts everyone will do it — and technical job interviews are on their way out

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Creating a tool that allowed job candidates to cheat on their technical interviews kicked off a chain of events that would eventually see Chungin "Roy" Lee kicked out of Columbia University — but he believes that, soon enough, everyone will be using AI to get ahead.

Founder of AI tool for cheating in interviews predicts everyone will do it — and technical job interviews are on their way out

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