Yeah exactly. I'm using codex, btw. So I feel weird to pretend I'm not using LLMs and I write all code just by using my brain. But on the other side, there's no much point on explaining one-self on how LLMs are used to do a task... like, it would look very ridiculous to share my screen and ask 90% of the solution to the LLM while the interviewer just looks at LLM output... that's like analyzing how one uses Google to search for stuff (and I swear that 100% of the engineers out there use Google to search for stuff related to coding, but I haven't heard of any tech interview that includes a session to asses your Google skills, right?)
So, if we are not pretending, and companies want people who can use LLMs, well, I think it's rather clear: No more live coding interviews, no more live system design interviews. You can just send take-home assignments because people WILL use LLMs to solve them. You just analyze the best solution offline and take the best.
If any the only "live" interview needed is: are-you-a-real-person-and-not-an-asshole?
So, if we are not pretending, and companies want people who can use LLMs, well, I think it's rather clear: No more live coding interviews, no more live system design interviews. You can just send take-home assignments because people WILL use LLMs to solve them. You just analyze the best solution offline and take the best.
If any the only "live" interview needed is: are-you-a-real-person-and-not-an-asshole?