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Fabric’s Cheating Data Argues Against the Interview It Sells

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82% of AI-assisted cheating in interviews uses methods invisible to standard proctoring tools, making detection alone insufficient as a hiring control. Fully automated Round 1 interviews measure fluency, not actual skill, because they lack live follow-up questions that expose scripted or AI-generated answers. Junior and campus pipelines run the fewest interview rounds and show the highest

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