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AI tools are being used to create images or even write code but what if you can use a software to crack interviews at big companies like Google?
AI is helping create images, write codes but even crack interviews too
Google is one of the most popular places to work and most engineers aspire to work at the search engine giant. But the interview process can be tricky for most people as they need something special and unique to crack the code. But what if you can get AI to get the tough job for you which gets you an entry into the tech giant? That’s what a 21-year-old coder does with the help of an AI software that gives people real-time answers to these tough interview questions.
AI Coder Makes It Happen
The 21-year-old coder named Chungin Roy Lee had offers from giants like Meta and Amazon but he decided to use his skills for something different, as reported by CNBC. Lee started a company called Interview Coder which offered aspiring engineers AI-generated responses to their interview queries that were being taken remotely.
Lee basically saw a market for these tools, especially when the world was confined indoors during the pandemic, and remote interviews became the only source of getting hired.
He managed to create the tool that was clearing these interviews which obviously got people intrigued and some of them even wanted to take a shot using this AI software. It is being claimed that the Interview Coder is hard to detect or alarm the recruiters during the process.
That’s where Lee is minting the money, as users are charged $60 per month for using the tool, and CNBC quotes Lee saying, he is expecting to do $1 million in revenue from this software by May this year.
But like any new technology, people will invariably find a loophole and there seems to be a pattern developing that Lee and Co. need to be smart about and evolve with time. He is already planning to go up with the business and set up shop in San Francisco, even though the likes of Google and Amazon are now demanding in-person interviews to not only thwart these tools from cheating them but also get a closer look at the interviewer and their ability.
