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Bar chair on Facebook rumors: AI won't be used to check 2023 exams
The Supreme Court (SC) clarified that the 2023 online Bar examinations will be graded by four human examiners per subject, debunking claims that artificial intelligence (AI) will be used.
Associate Justice Ramon Paul L. Hernando, chairperson of the 2023 Bar examinations committee, stated that these claims were false, baseless, and defamatory.
The SC has identified the administrators of the Facebook accounts spreading this misinformation and has requested the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to conduct a criminal probe.
Justice Hernando emphasized that the examiners are established experts in their fields and are not powered by AI.
The SC is taking appropriate measures against the individual responsible for the "nefarious activities" that aimed to undermine the integrity of the digitalized Bar examinations.
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