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Mexican candidates forced to retake university entrance exam after suspicions of AI-driven cheating
Le Monde [en]
Entrance exams for the various programs at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, which students took remotely for the first time, produced scores much higher than in previous years, raising suspicions about the use of artificial intelligence assistance.
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