The AI Exam Author Was Never Wrong. I Still Can't Use Its Exam.
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In the first post of this series I wrote about making a 29-question exam and getting it wrong five times myself — three times in the answer key, twice in the grader. Ever since, one question kept nagging me: if an AI wrote the exam, how many times would it get it wrong? So I counted. The experiment…
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- 2026-08-26 01:57 · DEV Community — AI
The AI Exam Author Was Never Wrong. I Still Can't Use Its Exam.
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