A University Used AI to Police Its Entrance Exam. Now 58,000 Students Need a Do-Over
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An AI proctoring failure that forces 58,000 retakes is a governance story, not a model story — risk moved from cheating to institutional legitimacy overnight. Any high-stakes AI deployment — exams, hiring, credit — now needs a rollback plan, appeal process, and human override baked in before launch.
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