It is already known that India had been facing several troubles with regard to the public examinations in the recent past. The extent of this leakage has been so severe that the recent NEET paper leakage led to such a wide protests that education minister Dharmendra Pradhan had to resign his post.
This has raised severe concerns about the authenticity of these question papers that are getting leaked before the examinations.
Reacting on this matter, Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani said India needs to move away from the traditional question papers to combat leaks. He said artificial intelligence can be utilised to create question papers on a regular basis.
Nanda, who is one of the leading technological experts in all of India has commented that artificial intelligence can be utilised to create question papers on the day of the examination which could prevent the possibility of leakages.
He says digital examination could be the right solution for these leakages as virtual creation of questions will eliminate the possibility of leaks. But considering the volume of the Indian education system, this must be a tough proposition to implement.
About the possibility of artificial intelligence, taking away all human workforce jobs, Nandan says the people who keep them themselves updated with the latest tech technologies will always be safe in the job sector. He says AI is going to create more jobs as well in the future.
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