'Data from a country where it's still legal to give bad grades': AI vs paper exam score spread goes viral
paulnovosad · x · 2026-10-15
Quote-tweeting the Stockholm University Development Economics score distributions (AI-allowed data projects vs no-aids paper exams, 2022-2026), with the quip "data from a country where it's still legal to give bad grades." The original poster later confirmed "it was true." The chart has sparked discussion on AI's impact on educational assessment.
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