Absolutely. Though for certain types of roles, being able to recall information that is readily available online off the top of your head used to be a strong si

Absolutely. Though for certain types of roles, being able to recall information that is readily available online off the top of your head used to be a strong signal of deep familiarity with a certain topic - for example - instantly recalling troubleshooting flows for example issues for a random sample of different A/V product lines really would only be possible if you had either studied deeply beforehand or had substantial experience. I was surprised by just how easy it is to intentionally trigger hallucinations in recent LLMs and how hard it was as a [temporary] "user" of Cluely to detect these hallucinations while using the tool in some non-rigorous settings, especially given how these tools market themselves as being "undetectable".