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When ChatGPT first arrived, some schools immediately banned the generative AI tool over concerns that students might use it to cheat. Years later, a new AI tool made specifically for cheating is going viral. What's even crazier is that the two college students who developed Cluely, the cheating AI in question, got expelled from Columbia after one of them used an early version of the AI program to help with a job interview with Amazon. Cluely, which you can try for free, just raised $5.3 million in funding, proving that cheating with AI in the age of AI is a thing. But, spoiler alert, the product Cluely proposes might become much bigger than something that helps you cheat during job interviews. Continue reading... The post Columbia student expelled for cheating with AI launches AI to help anyone cheat appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals T-Mobile launched an unreal deal on the new Google Pixel 9a Today’s deals: $349 MacBook Air, $60 Waterpik, $120 off Bose QC headphones, 20% off Anker sleep buds, more Today’s deals: $289 Nintendo Switch OLED, 60% off HP touchscreen laptop, $20 Fire TV Stick HD, more Best Fire TV Stick deals for March 2025

Former Vice President Al Gore said President Donald Trump's administration is acting like Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is "struggling" to pinpoint what the Democratic Party is and what it stands for in the wake of the 2024 elections.

The Trump administration plans to fire or reassign hundreds of Environmental Protection Agency employees who have been working on environmental justice and diversity, equity and inclusion, according to multiple reports.

The National Institutes of Health is collecting the private medical records of many Americans from federal and commercial databases for use in Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s autism research.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Tuesday said that the tariff standoff with China is unsustainable and that he expects the situation to de-escalate, a source familiar said.

Following the passing of Pope Francis, the Catholic Church is now deep into the process of electing a new leader. While various media outlets claim to have lists of potential candidates, only The Babylon Bee has obtained the short list of true frontrunners.

Scientists are rethinking what we knew about a vanished ice sheet — and that could spell trouble for New York City.