ASU's CogniShield rethinks assessment for the GenAI era
keviv9 · x · 2026-09-21
Rather than reducing the IIT Bombay tragedy to a debate over who was right, ASU researcher keviv9 frames it as a bigger question: how should assessment be redesigned so integrity, learning, fairness, and student well-being can coexist? The team's CogniShield work explores redesigning parts of the learning and assessment process to make this possible.
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