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M.B. Mack

Columbia Student Unveils AI Cheating Tool to 'Cheat on Everything' After It Got Him Kicked Out of College

Two Columbia students create Cluely, an AI tool designed to help users cheat on assessments such as job interviews and schoolwork. (Credit: Cluely / X)

A former Columbia University student has raised $5.3 million to launch Cluely, a startup featuring an AI-powered cheating tool he created after being suspended for reportedly using it during job interviews and school assessments.

Chungin "Roy" Lee, 21, and co-founder Neel Shanmugam, also 21, developed a tool while attending Columbia that allowed users to secretly access AI assistance during live job interviews—specifically targeting technical interviews on platforms like LeetCode, TechCrunch reported.

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