AI Potential For Objective Oral Examinations

Artificial intelligence may soon be capable of administering oral examinations to students and schoolchildren. Maxim Reshkin, Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration, stated that AI can objectively conduct oral surveys. The technology can monitor where a person looks, their behavior, and their nervousness levels. This capability relies on the system's ability to process metadata regarding user communication and movement. There are concerns that such applications may face blocking once they become popular due to data collection issues. History teacher Leonid Katsva expressed hope that artificial intelligence will eventually be capable of conducting oral examinations. The discussion noted that while AI can currently process dialects, the application of AI to complex social and historical oral testing remains a future development. The segment featured comments from Artyom Busev, a winner of a native language teacher competition. Alexander Serken suggests using artificial intelligence to cross-check written examinations to mitigate the lack of follow-up questioning found in oral exams. Alexander Serbul, a neural network expert at B3x24, notes the technology is currently in a developmental stage. The technology is currently prone to errors according to current metrics.