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The controversial launch of Cluely this week further blurred the lines between using AI to do your best work and outright cheating. The web app, which promises to help users secretly "cheat on everything," silently provides answers during live meetings or sales calls, invisible to the person on the other side. Its founder, Roy Lee, was kicked out of Columbia University after helping programmers cheat in job interviews, and now proudly leans into AI’s darker stereotypes.
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