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Welcome to this week's Test Community Network global weekly update. Here are the highlights:
AI & Assessment — Can AI mark video as well as text? We explore the next frontier in automated assessment. Plus, ATP looks ahead to what assessment might look like by 2040, and Credentialing Insights asks whether your AI policy is keeping pace with your AI adoption.
Regulatory & Compliance — The EU AI Act enters the watermarking era with new transparency obligations. Ofqual unpacks the national GCSE results picture, and CXC defends the validity of its new CTEC exam amid scrutiny.
Test Security & Integrity — Cirrus Assessment examines fairness risks when candidates choose between remote proctoring and test centres. We also feature Certory's human-first proctoring model and XProctor's AI-assisted integrity platform. And the BBC answers the question everyone's wondered: where does your exam actually go after you've finished it?
Assessment Innovation — RM puts candidate experience at the centre of its digital expansion, CISCE launches a learning pattern tracking initiative in India, and IWCF's digital badging case study shows what modern credentialing looks like in practice.
The Big Read — The New York Times argues the only way to stop cheating is to redesign the assessment itself.
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