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Year 12 students in Melbourne caught cheating using AI
The students at Mazenod College were spoken to after the school caught them cheating using AI. (Facebook)
Year 12 students at an all-boys school in Melbourne have been caught cheating on an English exam using AI.
The students were spoken to after a school investigation into the incident, and their marks were reduced.
The Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority's rules state that using AI may breach academic integrity.
An all-boys school in Melbourne's outer east says it has taken action after several students were caught cheating on a Year 12 exam using AI.
Mulgrave's Mazenod College said it had recently discovered that some of its Year 12 students had used AI tools in an oral English exam, but would not confirm the exact number.
Dozens caught cheating at Mazenod College using AI in key exam
Almost a quarter of year 12 students at a boys’ school in Melbourne’s outer east have been caught using AI to cheat on a key English exam.
Up to 50 boys at Mulgrave’s Mazenod College were caught after their oral assessments, submitted two weeks ago, aroused suspicion among teachers and triggered a review of the assessments.
The Catholic school’s principal Paul Shannon said the review uncovered evidence of AI being used by students to help them in their exams, which were designed to assess the students’ understanding of the subject and to test their independent thinking.
He said the students were spoken to and had “the appropriate reduction in marks for the affected assessment”.
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