Proctoring firm ProctorU has released an AI-driven service that identifies suspicious online test-taking behaviour in real time. The company says it is the first of its kind to use artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) techniques for detecting cheating on standardised tests such as SAT, ACT, GMAT. Additionally, a live video stream enables examiners to observe students taking exams as if they were in the classroom.
Proctoring firm ProctorU has released an AI-driven service that identifies suspicious online test-taking behaviour in real time. The software uses machine learning to adapt to students' behaviour, uses facial recognition and auditory analysis to identify when a student might be cheating, and offers multi-factor authentication to verify students' identities. Additionally, a live video stream enables examiners to observe students taking exams as if they were in the classroom.