This kid is so smart that he has been hired by Google for a position that normally requires a PhD.The College Fix reports:
Teen hired by Google was rejected by 16 colleges. Now he’s suing for discrimination.He had a 4.42 GPA and a near perfect 1590 score on his SAT. Yet he was rejected by 16 colleges he applied to. Now he’s suing for discrimination.Stanley Zhong, who ended up taking a PhD-level software engineer job at Google out of high school, is fighting for other Asian-American students who might face the same dilemma — a kid who is perfect on paper but rejected due to his ethnicity.At least, that’s what the Zhong family hopes to prove in court.“The story is bigger than Stanley himself,” his father, Nan Zhong, recently told ABC Bay Area News. “And what we’re trying to get out of this is a fair treatment of Asian applicants going forward, including my other kids and my future grandkids.”The lawsuit, filed Feb. 11, names the University of California system and campus leaders as defendants — as well as leaders at all five UC schools he applied to that had rejected him.The Sacramento Bee reported:
Stanley, who’s now 19, and Nan Zhong are suing the University of California for racial discrimination over a pattern of discriminating against “highly qualified Asian-American applicants.”Stanley and Nan Zhong are representing themselves after multiple parties they contacted declined to take the case or didn’t answer, the complaint notes.… As a result, they turned to AI to help create their nearly 300-page filing. “The legal complaint was largely written by ChatGPT and Gemini,” Nan Zhong said. “We are going to file lawsuits against more universities very soon.”A University of California spokesperson told McClatchy News that it hadn’t been served with the lawsuit as of Feb. 20. … The spokesperson noted California banned considering race in admissions in 1996 and said the University of California has followed that law accordingly.
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