Arizona College Skips Several Graduates After an AI Malfunction at Commencement
The college said the technical malfunction was corrected and that omitted graduates could still walk onstage for photos and announcements.
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Arizona college skips several graduates after an AI malfunction at commencement
The president of Glendale Community College in Arizona was met with loud booing by students after she admitted the artificial intelligence that was being used to read names skipped over some graduates at the commencement ceremony last week. Tiffany Hernandez, the college president, addressed the crowd toward the end of the ceremony to provide instructions on how to ensure everyone gets to walk across the stage. It was at that point that she expl…
Arizona college president booed after AI bot malfunctions, skips graduates names
An Arizona college president was met with boos from infuriated students after an artificial intelligence bot used to read graduates names malfunctioned, which meant dozens were skipped.
Arizona Community College Relies on AI to Run Commencement Ceremony - Chaos Ensues
An AI system malfunctioned while it was being used to read the names of Glendale Community College (GCC) graduates at the school's commencement ceremony in Glendale, Arizona, on Friday — resulting in the event needing to be paused at least twice to great frustration of graduates and their loved ones.
Arizona college skips over several graduates after an AI malfunction at commencement ceremony
The president of Glendale Community College in Arizona was met with loud booing by students last week after she admitted the artificial intelligence that was being used to read names skipped over some graduates at the commencement ceremony.
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