AI can answer any interview question now. So we built it for sales calls instead

Description and use

<p>In 2021 a dev.to author caught a candidate by the white glow of a search page on their face. In 2026 that tell is gone. Overlay tools listen to the call, send the question to an LLM and show the answer in a window that screen sharing can't see. The candidate just reads it out.</p> <p>Hiring teams are reacting the way you'd expect: more in-person rounds, harder follow-up questions, detection software. It's an arms race, and I don't think detection wins it.</p> <h2> Where the line actually is </h2> <p>The technology isn't the problem. Hiding it is.</p> <p>An interview tests what you know. If

Problem

<p>In 2021 a dev.to author caught a candidate by the white glow of a search page on their face. In 2026 that tell is gone. Overlay tools listen to the call, send the question to an LLM and show the answer in a window that screen sharing can't see. The candidate just reads it out.</p> <p>Hiring teams are reacting the way you'd expect: more in-person rounds, harder follow-up questions, detection software. It's an arms race, and I don't think detection wins it.</p> <h2> Where the line actually is </h2> <p>The technology isn't the problem. Hiding it is.</p> <p>An interview tests what you know. If

Outcome

<p>In 2021 a dev.to author caught a candidate by the white glow of a search page on their face. In 2026 that tell is gone. Overlay tools listen to the call, send the question to an LLM and show the answer in a window that screen sharing can't see. The candidate just reads it out.</p> <p>Hiring teams are reacting the way you'd expect: more in-person rounds, harder follow-up questions, detection software. It's an arms race, and I don't think detection wins it.</p> <h2> Where the line actually is </h2> <p>The technology isn't the problem. Hiding it is.</p> <p>An interview tests what you know. If

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AI can answer any interview question now. So we built it for sales calls instead

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