Mexico’s UNAM weighs whether to rerun admissions exams amid AI-cheating concerns
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The Technical Commission of UNAM will announce this week a recommendation to resolve the crisis due to the entrance exams
Mexico’s UNAM weighs whether to rerun admissions exams amid AI-cheating concerns
Summer has turned into a torturous countdown for university students and faculty alike. Entrance exams at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), the largest university in Mexico and Latin America, were held online and remotely for the first time and produced results so unusually strong that academic authorities have paused the admissions process to determine whether applicants used artificial intelligence to cheat.Seguir leyendo
UNAM report this Friday on admissions to a bachelor's degree following alleged frauds and anomalous as being examined online.
Now, the Highest House of Studies is dependent on a Technical Committee to resolve allegations of alleged cheating.
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