AI inflates exam scores in Korea as licensing tests see outlier results
SeunghyunSEO7 · x · 2026-11-15
Seunghyun notes growing reports of outlier scores on Korean exams this year, including professional licensing tests. He argues that as intelligence gets cheaper and science advances, traditional exams are losing their meaning, and that unprepared social systems will face more such challenges.
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