A series of bits can be enormously complex, so you aren't saying much with that statement. You act as if checking the right bits off is some trivial thing for a

A series of bits can be enormously complex, so you aren't saying much with that statement. You act as if checking the right bits off is some trivial thing for a sufficiently long chain of bits. Even guessing something as small as 16 bits in a row correctly is non-trivial, but scale it up to 256 bits and you've got yourself state of the art security. I don't care how much AI you have. No AI or assembled team of scammers short of having an outright social engineer who is also a real software engineer is going to pull that off against a technical interviewer with critical thinking and interpersonal skills.