📝 Cluely raises $15M

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Cluely, a provocative AI startup that helps users “cheat” on interviews, exams, and sales calls, has raised a $15 million Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz, bringing its total funding to over $20 million and reportedly valuing the company at around $120 million. Co-founded by 21-year-old Roy Lee—who gained notoriety after being suspended from Columbia for creating an undetectable technical interview tool—Cluely has stirred controversy through bold social media stunts and viral videos, including one featuring an AI-assisted lie-filled date and another leading to a 2,000-person party shut down by police. Profitable and unapologetically brash, Cluely exemplifies a new wave of AI startups blending shock tactics with real traction, even as ethical questions loom.

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