I don't think it's that bad; first, you can always change requirements a bit; second, you always have a conversation about the implementation - there it's crystal clear when somebody has used LLMs without any understanding. If they can defend their solution, they should pass, since they understand it
I don't think it's that bad; first, you can always change requirements a bit; second, you always have a conversation about the implementation - there it's crystal clear when somebody has used LLMs without any understanding. If they can defend their solution, they should pass, since they understand it