Comment by patrakov

> If it's a choice between filtering out people who freeze up at interviews, or letting in scammers who have no ability whatsoever, I'm afraid the first is still the best option.

So far, my opinion is: you still can weed out scammers by running your questions against an LLM in advance. There are still easy questions (not even involving coding, just reasoning about the problem and identifying edge cases) where LLMs fail spectacularly.