The startup of cheating Ai Clula became viral last week with daring claims that his hidden window in the browser is “undetectable” and might be used to “cheat everything”, from interviews to exams.
But some startups say they’ll catch Cluly users. And Cluely says he is ready to develop hardware products, resembling smart glasses and even brain tokens, which completely bypass the software against the seam.
ValidiaStartup based in San Francisco, fired Free product called “Trelly” last week in a direct response to Clula. The software launches the alarm if it detects someone using Clluda, says Validia.
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“When the ProCtaroo session is active, we can see running applications and” hidden “background processes – Clula does not differ,” said Techcrunch, general director of Adrian Aamodt, criticizing the Clludy business model as “unethical”.
Co-founder and general director of Cluly, Chungin “Roy” Lee, called anti-cheating tools promoted by these nonsense startups, comparing them with years of unsuccessful repression of cheating in the video game industry.
What’s more, Lee says that Cluely can go to the equipment, which makes the seam software.
“Regardless of whether they are intelligent glasses, transparent screen covers, recording necklace and even a brain chip, we are not sure,” he said.
Lee even says that the extension to the equipment is “quite technologically trivial”, despite many loud AI equipment crashes, resembling Pin Humane AI.
However, evidently the control of the Cllud’s business model had some impact. Clutey scrubbed reference To cheat exams and interviews on your website and manifesto, the principal original point of sale. Now the crotch is only advertised by the “fraud” of things like sales conversations and meetings.
Lee told Techcrunch that Cluelly “re -defines” his messages to focus on “the largest and most influential markets.”
“Ultimately, we see the future in which everyone uses artificial intelligence for their highest potential, and this means planting in large, specific markets and expanding from there,” he said.