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Google and other companies are considering bringing back in-person job interviews, as some startups sell AI tools that let engineers cheat in virtual interviews

After landing internship offers from Amazon, Meta and TikTok, computer science student Chungin “Roy” Lee has decided to move to San Francisco.

CNBC Jennifer Elias

Discussion

  • @gergely.pragmaticengineer.com Gergely Orosz on bluesky
    At least this dev will make some money off of this tool before  —  1. Dozens of similar ones come out  —  2. Most companies realize these interviews give no signal  —  It will be a cat-and-mouse game, but these tools will always be a step ahead
  • @sal19 Sal Rodriguez on x
    Google is considering bringing back in-person job interviews as a way to combat software developers' use of invisible AI tools to cheat in their evaluations https://www.cnbc.com/... @jenn_elias delves into the world of AI cheating in this incredible enterprise story:
  • @headinthebox Erik Meijer on x
    Puzzle coding interviews deserve to die. Hopefully awesome tools like this will accelerate their obsolescence. https://www.cnbc.com/...
  • @frank_drebin Frank Drebin on x
    If you're being screened for hard skills and AI helps you get the job, it will likely end up taking your job. The world is going to need far fewer software engineers in the next five to ten years. https://www.cnbc.com/...
  • @im_roy_lee Roy on x
    am i out of the tech bubble now?? am i finally gonna get dm's from some korean fine shyts instead of asian guys asking me to join their startup??? https://www.cnbc.com/... [image]