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What’s changing: Google will let candidates use its Gemini AI in 'code comprehension' interview rounds to debug and optimize code. Why it matters: The shift aligns hiring practices with modern ...

As part of a new pilot program, software engineers applying to Google will now be allowed to use AI assistant Gemini during their interviews.