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The cofounder of the AI 'cheating' app Cluely says engineers can't make viral content and that's why their startups flop

AI "cheating" app Cluely's CEO and cofounder, Chungin "Roy" Lee, said most startups flop because their products don't get seen. "Engineers just cannot make good content," Lee said during a Wednesday ...
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I was rejected from internships and had no coding skills. But one thing got me a job at viral AI 'cheating' startup Cluely.

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Cluely's hiring play: $1M for engineers, $350K for designers

Cluely, the AI startup that promised to help people "cheat on everything," is betting big on high compensation to recruit top-tier talent. Chungin "Roy" Lee, the CEO and cofounder of Cluely, wrote on ...
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The cofounder of the AI 'cheating' app Cluely says engineers can't make viral content and that's why their startups flop

Most startups fail not because of bad products, but because they can't get seen, Lee said. Lee also told TechCrunch on Wednesday that Cluely's content strategy isn't "rage-bait." AI "cheating" app ...