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Data reveals use of AI by Scottish students to generate answers for first time

  • The Scottish Qualification Authority reported a rise in pupil malpractice, including 31 cases of AI use to generate answers during exams in 2023-24.
  • A total of 173 malpractice incidents were recorded by SQA, up from 141 the previous year, highlighting an increase in exam cheating.
  • Martyn Ware, Director at SQA, stated that the rise in concerns should be viewed in the context of the return to full course assessments in 2024.
  • The SQA aims to promote ethical practices and will monitor malpractice trends to safeguard the credibility of Scottish qualifications.
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Data reveals use of AI by Scottish students to generate answers for first time

The SQA has recorded a rise in malpractice among pupils taking exams including the use of AI to generate answers for the first time

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SQA publishes first data on students cheating with AI

The Scottish Qualifications Authority has published new data on candidate malpractice in assessments, including, for the first time, figures on students using AI for plagiarism

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