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AI Cheats in Tech Interviews?
PLUS: Facebook’s Secret Weapon for Young Users!
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What we’ll cover today:
🚀 AI tools helping coders cheat in tech job interviews
🛒 How Facebook Marketplace is keeping Gen Z engaged
🎤 A sneak peek at upcoming SaaS events you can’t miss!
Chungin "Roy" Lee, a 21-year-old student, assists coders in using AI to cheat during technical interviews at major tech companies.
🚨Breaking News:
Lee's AI tools enable candidates to game virtual interview platforms, raising concerns about the integrity of tech hiring processes.
⚡Wire Simplified:
Lee, a Columbia University student, developed AI tools to assist in coding interviews.
These tools help candidates cheat during technical interviews at companies like Google and Amazon.
Lee received internship offers but chose to focus on his startup instead.
The rise of AI-assisted cheating poses challenges for employers in assessing genuine candidate skills.
✔️Straight to the Point:
AI tools are aiding interview cheats, prompting tech companies to rethink hiring practices to ensure candidate authenticity.
🎤 Do you think using AI tools to cheat in job interviews is acceptable? |
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Despite a decline in teen users, Facebook's Marketplace feature attracts younger adults seeking deals and sustainable shopping options.
🚨Breaking News:
Facebook Marketplace's popularity among young adults helps Meta retain engagement, even as traditional Facebook usage declines among teens.
⚡Wire Simplified:
Facebook usage among U.S. teens dropped from 71% in 2014 to 32% recently.
However, Marketplace remains popular for buying and selling items.
Young adults use Marketplace to find affordable, secondhand goods.
This trend helps Facebook maintain engagement with younger demographics.
✔️Straight to the Point:
Facebook Marketplace's appeal to bargain-hunting young adults sustains platform engagement, balancing declining traditional usage among teens.
Ending government waste and nonprofit grift is good.
Enabling private enterprise is good.
But where private enterprise can’t, we need efficient and accountable state capacity.
Make it work. This is a nonpartisan thing everyone should want.
— Garry Tan (@garrytan)
5:30 AM • Mar 10, 2025
Manus AI just killed vibe coding yesterday.
People can't believe how mind blowing this agentic AI is.
Unlocking new possibilities.
10 wild examples:
1. prompt: "code a threejs game where you control a plane"
— Min Choi (@minchoi)
4:57 PM • Mar 9, 2025
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