Maybe the tables have been turned on AI-proctoring, as a Dutch court decides that companies will have to show that they do not discriminate (Wesley Fryer is enthused at being able to use automated translation to read Dutch language coverage of the case). This is similar to a Canadian privacy commission ruling back in November. "Online proctoring tools for conducting remote exams do not go far enough to ensure free, clear and individual consent from Canadian students whose biometric data they collect, according to a new report published by the University of Ottawa and supported by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada."
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