I give you another anti-cheating solution: test all exams on chatGPT, by giving it first the tasks, then the answers for self grading. If the model fails, use the problem, if not, change it until chatGPT fails. The task should always require human intervention to pass.
I think the purpose of exams is deeply misunderstood. They are supposed to be a feedback system for the teacher and the student so the student can improve. They’re not a competition or an intelligence measuring stick. ChatGPT is kind of the perfect tool for that; if a student doesn’t understand maybe AI can help then get to the right answer and give them personalized attention. Something that IMO teachers fail at due to the nature of large class sizes where teachers can’t help tutor each student.
I think this will optimize for unclear questions and tasks. The ai will fail because it can't figure out what it is you were looking for, and the student will too
