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Mexican university employs AI to curb cheating, unsettling admissions
Mexico's National Autonomous University (UNAM) has suspended enrollment after discovering widespread cheating linked to its online admissions exam. The university invalidated around 3,000 out of 150,000 tests due to suspiciously high scores, with investigations suggesting some students may have used AI tools or obtained exam questions in advance. As a result, UNAM will conduct a new in-person control exam for approximately 58,000 applicants to ensure academic integrity before the upcoming semester.
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