Cluely has since removed references to cheating on job interviews from its website. It still positions itself as an "undetectable" AI that sees its users' screens and feeds them answers in real time.
At the start of the mobile app revolution, I went to some startup event. One of the startups there got $1m funding for the idea that you can request anything on its app and get it delivered to you. Yes, anything.
That was the first and last time I heard of the app. I thought the idea was stupid and way too ambitious at the time. Mind you, Uber's business model was just starting and it was all the rage so many sharing economy ideas got funded.
This thing feels like another one of those stupid ideas.
