Cluely, a startup co-founded by 21-year-old Roy Lee, has raised $15 million in Series A funding led by Andreessen Horowitz. The company claims to help users “cheat” on job interviews, exams, and sales calls using AI-powered tools. This news raises concerns about academic integrity and the potential misuse of technology to gain an unfair advantage.
Forecast for 6 months: Cluely’s valuation is expected to reach $150 million, and the company will continue to face criticism from educators and policymakers who are concerned about the impact of its technology on academic integrity.
Forecast for 1 year: Cluely will expand its product offerings to include more AI-powered tools for cheating on various types of exams and assessments, and the company will face increased regulatory scrutiny from governments around the world.
Forecast for 5 years: Cluely will become a household name, and its technology will be widely adopted by students and professionals looking to gain an unfair advantage in their exams and assessments. However, the company will also face significant backlash from educators and policymakers who are concerned about the impact of its technology on academic integrity.
Forecast for 10 years: Cluely will have transformed the way people approach exams and assessments, and its technology will be seen as a necessary evil in the pursuit of academic and professional success. However, the company will also have faced significant regulatory challenges and will have been forced to adapt its business model to comply with changing laws and regulations.
