<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Cluely, a startup promising to help users cheat, secured $15 million in funding led by Andreessen Horowitz.</li><li>The company was founded earlier this year and aimed to assist users in 'cheating on everything.'</li><li>Cluely's CEO, Roy Lee, mentioned a goal of reaching 1 billion views across all platforms.</li><li>Initially, Cluely focused on aiding software engineers in cheating on job interviews, sparking controversy when Lee was suspended from Columbia University.</li><li>The startup, though removing job interview cheating references, still provides 'undetectable' AI support for users.</li><li>With the new funding, Cluely plans to heavily invest in marketing to achieve its reach goals.</li><li>The startup has employed marketing strategies such as a humorous video and intends to hire 50 'growth interns' to create daily TikToks.</li><li>Andresseen Horowitz's partner praised Cluely's founder for his innovative approach and fearlessness.</li><li>Cluely's original investors, Abstract Ventures and Susa Ventures, who had previously raised $5.3 million, are also partaking in this new funding round.</li></ul>

Viral AI 'cheating' startup Cluely lands $15 million led by Andreessen Horowitz

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