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The cofounder of the AI 'cheating' app Cluely says engineers can't make viral content and that's why their startups flop

AI "cheating" app Cluely's CEO and cofounder, Chungin "Roy" Lee, said most startups flop because their products don't get seen. "Engineers just cannot make good content," Lee said during a Wednesday ...
Gothamist

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 ...
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Former Cluely CMO Daniel Min hosts trivia night at The Garage

The Garage was unusually busy on Wednesday night. Nineteen teams crowded the space for an academic trivia night, eyes on the ...
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Cluely making ‘Cheating AI’ mainstream: Impact on future of honesty and mastery

In case you didn’t know, Cluely has recently gained a lot of infamy in tech, offering an “undetectable” desktop AI assistant that monitors screens and audio to deliver real-time prompts for cracking ...
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The cofounder of the AI 'cheating' app Cluely says engineers can't make viral content and that's why their startups flop

AI "cheating" app Cluely's cofounder Chungin "Roy" Lee says engineers "just cannot make good content." Most startups fail not because of bad products, but because they can't get seen, Lee said. Lee ...