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Proctoring Algorithm in Online California Bar Exam Flagged an Unusually High Number of Alleged Cheaters

The proctoring algorithm used in a California bar exam cited a third of thousands of applicants as cheaters, resulting in allegations where exam takers were instructed to prove otherwise without seeing their incriminating video evidence.

Severity: MediumUnequal performance across groups

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