Denmark Requires Oral Defenses for Students' Written Work to Counter AI Cheating
Denmark has implemented new measures requiring oral defenses for students' written assignments as a way to counter cheating with artificial intelligence. The policy, which takes effect immediately, applies to upper-secondary students and concerns approximately 9,000 students enrolled in the two-year HF program. The Ministry of Education is working closely with schools to develop the best framework for implementing the changes, which also includes screen-monitoring tools during exams and restricting content students can access during classes and final assignments.
While school leaders, teachers, and students have welcomed the measures, they have called for more lasting solutions as the pace of technological development continues to accelerate.
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