Startups launch products to catch people using AI cheating app Cluely
Cluely, an AI cheating startup, gained attention for its undetectable in-browser tool for cheating, while facing claims from other startups that they can detect its users, and Cluely plans to expand into hardware like smart glasses.
MAIN POINTS
- Cluely claims its in-browser cheating tool is undetectable.
- The tool is marketed for use in job interviews and exams.
- Competing startups assert they can identify Cluely's users.
- Cluely aims to develop hardware products, including smart glasses.
TAKEAWAYS
- Cluely's tool has sparked interest and controversy in the tech community.
- The startup's bold claims have led to increased scrutiny from competitors.
- Potential expansion into hardware indicates Cluely's ambition to diversify.
- The ethical implications of such tools raise concerns in various sectors.