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Public concerns over AI English tests

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Public concerns over AI English tests

A greater risk of cheating, and failure to test appropriate language skills, are the top worries (39% each) for members of the British public asked about the use of AI in English proficiency tests. The likelihood of diminished human interactions was also raised as a concern (26%). 

AI
Assessment
English language
Higher education
Learning
A female student is using AI chatbot on phone to help with her homework