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POLITICS & POLICY • ENGLAND
England regulator urges universities to reassess coursework grading as AI use grows
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England’s higher education regulator says widespread use of AI has made coursework harder to assess and recommends a return to traditional exams and in-person presentations. It warns that confidence in degrees could be affected.
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Why it matters
The immediate effects are on universities and students in England, which may face changes to assessment methods. The article identifies no direct U.S. consequence.
What happens next
The regulator has recommended changes, but the article does not say whether universities will adopt them or when.
Whether universities change their assessment methods
Any further guidance or action from the Office for Students