Mukul Munjal

We just launched cheating detection in AI screening interviews

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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 β€œdrop” conveniently during key answers?

Until now, there was no reliable way to verify this.

🎯 What we launched today

InterviewFlowAI now detects integrity issues during screening interviews using video, audio, and behavioral analysis.

Our new cheating detection system analyzes:

  • πŸ‘€ Eye movement patterns (screen reading vs natural recall)

  • πŸ™‚ Facial expressions & engagement signals

  • πŸŽ™ Speech activity detection (is the candidate actually speaking)

  • πŸ“Ή Video blackouts during active answers

  • πŸ”„ Audio–video mismatch (speech without visual confirmation)

  • ⚠️ 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.

🧠 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

πŸ‘€ 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 πŸ™Œ

β€” Mukul

Founder, InterviewFlowAI

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