Gone through all the big-tech interviews, previously worked at Microsoft and a few more. I'd say that the only interview question I think survives here is what

Gone through all the big-tech interviews, previously worked at Microsoft and a few more. I'd say that the only interview question I think survives here is what we've been doing at our startup: "For this role, here is a real four hour problem for you to work on, let us know when you want to start and we will send you the problem, send it back four hours later and then we will schedule some time to chat about it". If someone uses ChatGPT and solves it better than other candidates, that's great, good for them Don't think it's possible to solve it entirely with ChatGPT, but I could see some good candidates getting pointers to solve a 10%-30% of the problem to make them more efficient, before ChatGPT people could Google anyways and honestly I would expect they do. I think a similar approach should apply to schools. Here is your math homework, solve it whichever way you want but then we will discuss it. I guess this would be the oral approach from the post but minimizing the time it takes to do the oral review. If your homework assignment has 20 questions and you discuss one with each student, you'll get a pretty good overview if they know what they are doing. If they want to ask ChatGPT for replies during this oral test, go for it, but they still get the same amount of time to discuss the question, is going to be really hard to get this done realtime. Also, I'm not sure ChatGPT really understand what it's doing to the point where an expert can prove it in limited time.