The Robotics Society of Kenya has urged the Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) to intervene in the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) by students to cheat in exams.
The lobby group on Wednesday revealed that some students were using AI models like Open AI and Virtual Private Networks (VPN) to fraudulently obtain examination answers.
AI, which provides modern technologies that students now use for cheating, has become a major concern among education stakeholders, particularly due to the skyrocketing number of students utilising these tools.
By using AI, students can generate and receive real-time answers.
