Startups launch products to catch people using AI cheating app Cluely

Ai cheating startup Cluely became viral last week With bold claims that his hidden window in the browser is “undiscovered” and can be used for “cheating everything”, from job interview to the exam.

But some startups claim they can catch Cluely’s users. And Cluely says he is ready for the development of hardware products such as smart glasses or even brain, which completely bypass the software to combat fraud.

San Francisco Startup Validia launched Free product called “True” last week in a direct response to Cluely. S

Startup PROCTAROO based in Rhode Island claims His platform can detect Cluely users.

“When the proctaroo session is active, we can see the launch of applications and” hidden “background processes – Cluely is not different,” said the Adrian Aamodt Techcrunch CEO, criticizing the Cluely business model as “non -athlete.”

Cluely’s co -founder and executive director, Chungin “Roy” Lee, called the tools to fight cheating promoted by these startups meaningless, comparing them to the years of failed cheating in the video game industry.

Moreover, Lee says that Cluely can get into the hardware anyway, making software to break out of the outdated.

“Whether it’s smart glasses, a transparent coverage of a glass screen, a shooting necklace or even a brain, we’re not sure,” he said.

Lee even says that spreading to the hardware “technologically” pretty trivial “, despite many significant AI hardware failures Like Humane’s Ai Pin.

Still, the control of the Cluely Business Model had some influence. Cluely cleared references Cheating exams and interviews for a job on your website and manifesto, the main original The point of sale. Now, Cluely just “cheats” things like sales calls and meetings.

Lee told Techcrunh that Cluely “redefined” his messages to target the “largest and most successful market”.

“Ultimately, we see a future where everyone uses AI to their greatest potential, which means planting in large, specific markets and spreads from there,” he said.