Columbia suspends student who created AI tool that helps people cheat in coding interviews

Documents obtained by BI show Chungin "Roy" Lee was suspended for failing to comply with Columbia University policies around disciplinary hearings.
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Columbia suspended him after he built a cheating app. Now he’s raised $5.3M for it.

A Columbia University undergrad who was suspended for building an artificial intelligence tool to cheat on coding interviews at tech firms has raised $5.3 million to turn the idea into a company with ...

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

Chungin "Roy" Lee, founder of "cheat on everything" startup Cluely, expects people to widely adopt AI into their lives, including how they think.
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After Cluely gamed job interviews, these Columbia students built Truely to catch AI 'cheating' in real time

At its launch, Chungin “Roy” Lee posted on X: “Cluely is out. cheat on everything.” The post featured him using a hidden AI prompt on a date, pretending to know art history. It racked up over 13 ...