> but people who use ChatGPT on the interviews make a disservice to themselves and I think most people have been thinking that the interviews are mostly BS wit

> but people who use ChatGPT on the interviews make a disservice to themselves and I think most people have been thinking that the interviews are mostly BS with little relationship to the job, which you simply have to get through. Many, many people will cheat to the extent that they think they can get away with it. It's a bit like many people cheat in school. (On classes they consider irrelevant, they might justify it that way. On classes relevant, they might justify it, that passing or their GPA is more relevant to their goals, than learning that material at that time.) I think people generally don't believe a "you're doing a disservice to yourself" argument. They choose the tradeoff or the gamble. Personally, I don't tolerate cheating, and I have a low tolerance for interview BS. Neither is the dominant strategy for the current field.