A Network of Fake Test Answer Sites Is Trying to Incriminate Students – The Markup

4/3/2022

This article exposes a network of fake test answer websites that are using artificial intelligence to generate fake answers and incriminate students. These websites, disguised as legitimate study aids, provide incorrect answers to popular test questions, leading unsuspecting students to believe they are accessing genuine study resources. The article explains how advanced machine learning algorithms are used to generate plausible but incorrect answers, making it difficult for students to distinguish between legitimate and fake materials. The author warns students and educators about the risks of relying on these sites and encourages academic institutions to take steps to combat this unethical practice.

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