Sir Ian Bauckham, the head of England's exams regulator Ofqual, told MPs that AI could help set and mark exam papers.
Exam boards would probably go into a bit more detail about each question’s remit Pupils could soon sit exam papers set by AI, in a bid to cut workload and ensure the difficulty level remains consistent from year to year. The head of England’s exams regulator Ofqual discussed the idea with MPs yesterday, saying the current process is ‘labour intensive’ and ‘difficult’.
Grade C: A fictional currency has coins shaped like pentagons, hexagons, and octagons. Investigate how these shapes can tessellate to form a tiling pattern, and explain which one would be most efficient for minimising gaps. Pupils are already using ChatGPT, so why not their examiners? BiologyGrade A: Design a plant that could survive on a planet with very little sunlight and extreme temperatures. Explain its adaptations.
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