Every AI security system is built on a simple assumption: If you can observe enough behavior, you...
UNAM's AI proctoring failed 160,000 exam candidates when scores jumped 5-fold; 58,000 required in-person retakes. Surveillance AI observes only what's in frame. Hidden monitors, earpieces, external devices remain undetected. Systems lag behind evolving circumvention tactics.
Every AI security system is built on a simple assumption:
If you can observe enough behavior, you can detect bad behavior.
That's the idea behind AI-Based exam proctoring.
Watch students through their webcams. Lock down their browsers. Spot suspicious movements. Alert human supervisors when something looks wrong.
It feels like a robust security plan but earlier this year, one of the largest AI-proctored exams ever conducted proved that assumption wasn't nearly as reliable as it sounded.
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