CNBC March 9, 2025
Jennifer Elias

Key Points

– As artificial intelligence becomes more advanced, employers are trying to build workarounds to prevent candidates from cheating in virtual job interviews but are struggling to keep up.

– Columbia University student Chungin “Roy” Lee said he used AI to game a popular virtual interview platform used by tech companies and later received several internship offers.

– Google is among companies considering moving away from virtual interviews as AI becomes more popular among candidates as a way to cheat the process.

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

But he won’t be joining any of those companies.

Instead, Lee will be building his...

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