A Columbia University student, who was expelled for developing an AI tool designed to aid cheating in exams and job interviews, has successfully raised $5.3 million in seed funding for his startup, Cluely. This tool, which boasts the ability to assist users in cheating on various tasks, is generating significant buzz and controversy. While some critics argue it promotes dishonesty, the creator believes the AI can help those struggling with traditional evaluation methods. The funding marks a bold step for the young entrepreneur, aiming to expand the platform despite the backlash surrounding its intentions.