Keywords
education
exam
academic honesty
abuse umjetna inteligencija
obrazovanje
ispit
akademska iskrenost
zloupotreba
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Abstract
This article deals with the potential dangers of using artificial intelligence in writing exams. Although artificial intelligence offers numerous benefits in education, its misuse can lead to a decrease in academic honesty, a reduction in the quality of education and the creation of inequality among students. By analyzing problems and challenges as well as research already conducted, the article emphasizes the importance of establishing clear guidelines and rules to ensure the fair and transparent use of artificial intelligence in the academic environment. This can also be achieved through the use of artificial intelligence.References
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