I applied online.
There were five online tasks, ranging from 20 minutes (the shortest) to 90 minutes (the longest). They were ridiculously easy questions that I am quite positive I answered correctly, as they were simple logic questions. Nonetheless, I did not receive a job offer.
One question was about two chickens, A and B, that lay eggs each day with a specific table of probabilities. With probability P_1, they both lay eggs; with probability P_2, chicken A lays and chicken B does not; and so on. Then there were a lot of checkbox questions about the expected number of eggs laid in a week and such.
Another question was about writing functions in Python to do operations in base 3.
A third question was about two people, A and B, playing a game. The game consists of selecting alternatively all the numbers between 2 and a given N. The person selecting a number would get as points the number of prime divisors (with multiplicity) that are in a given set S. The questions were about who won and with how many points.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Bending Spoons AI Engineer role in Milan, Michigan.
Bending Spoons's interview process for their AI Engineer roles in Milan, Michigan is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Bending Spoons's AI Engineer interview process in Milan, Michigan.