This AI startup raised $5.3 million to help people “cheat on everything.” But in the age of AI, how do you define cheating?
Columbia University recently suspended student Roy Lee for building a tool to help people cheat on engineering interviews. He’s been making waves on X after posting a long thread detailing the saga and how he and his co-founder, Neel Shanmugam, have now turned that product into a startup called Cluely.
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