We just launched cheating detection in AI screening interviews
Remote hiring has a trust problem.
When candidates take automated interviews, recruiters always wonder:
Is the candidate actually present?
Are they reading answers from another screen?
Is someone else helping off-camera?
Did the video βdropβ conveniently during key answers?
Until now, there was no reliable way to verify this.
π― What we launched today

InterviewFlowAI now detects integrity issues during screening interviews using video, audio, and behavioral analysis.
Our new cheating detection system analyzes:
π Eye movement patterns (screen reading vs natural recall)
π Facial expressions & engagement signals
π Speech activity detection (is the candidate actually speaking)
πΉ Video blackouts during active answers
π Audioβvideo mismatch (speech without visual confirmation)
β οΈ High-risk moments flagged with severity levels and timestamps
Instead of just recording interviews, we now surface key integrity moments automatically, so recruiters can review only what matters.
π§ How it works (high level)
Establishes a clean behavioral baseline at the start
Continuously monitors eye movement, facial cues, video feed, and speech
Detects anomalies against that baseline
Marks suspicious moments on a timeline with exact timestamps
Generates an integrity report alongside the interview score
π Why this matters
AI made screening faster.
But it also made cheating easier.
We believe the future of hiring must be:
Fast. Fair. Verifiable.
This update is a big step toward restoring trust in remote hiring.
Would love feedback from recruiters, founders, and hiring teams.
Happy to answer questions in the comments π
β Mukul
Founder, InterviewFlowAI


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