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Honorlock's AI Proctoring System Reportedly Led Broward College to Accuse a Teenager of Cheating

During a February 2022 online biology exam, Honorlock reportedly flagged a Florida teenager taking a Broward College class as suspicious. The student denied cheating, but Broward College allegedly relied on the remote-proctoring system's flag in pursuing an academic-dishonesty accusation that the student said was unfounded.

Severity: MediumHonorlock Remote Proctoring SystemAutomated Proctoring SystemsAi Enabled Decision Support SystemsUnfair discrimination and misrepresentation

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