Chinese schools are testing AI examinations, exactly like teachers

This AI is accessible via various online gateways, similar to the Education Testing Service system (Education Testing Service). It uses the knowledge base built by machine-learning to interpret the general logic, student essay content, give structure, the topics to be improved.

It uses a built-in knowledge base to interpret the general logic and content of students' essays, give structure and topics to improve.

According to the South China Morning Post, some schools in China have applied to classify academic performance.

Specifically, there are about 60,000 schools, academies are quietly testing the system can automatically score, evaluate students, even give appropriate suggestions to individuals.

This AI gives an accurate score of 92% but it is still not perfect.

However, researchers still hope this system will help reduce the conflict in education classification, saving time for both students and teachers.

In particular, this AI can read both Chinese and English, capable of detecting digested texts.

This AI itself also improves over time. Some of the engineers involved in the project compared its capabilities with AlphaGo developed by the subsidiary - one of the most groundbreaking AI at the moment.

In an experiment involving 120 million people, the South China Morning Post said, the AI ​​gave an accurate score of 92% but it was still not perfect.

However, the researchers still hope this system will help minimize the conflict in education classification, save time for both students and teachers, support and improve literacy skills for students. birth in remote areas.

In the US, similar projects have achieved success on a smaller scale. For example, the online Gradescope scoring application developed at Berkeley University (California) claims to be able to shorten the grading process to 90%.

Another rather troublesome aspect is keeping . secret. Students and even their parents will not be notified in advance, the results given by AI will be strictly classified.