Terry Freedman responds to my suggestion that the future of assessment is in "systems that can 'taught to analyse and assess responses to an open-ended question'." He raises three issues: first, "the program itself doesn't know how it reached the conclusion"; second, the phenomenon of "automation bias", where we are inclined to believe the AI system without question; and third, the concern that the teacher has "no opportunity to see what misconceptions the student has developed."
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