England's university regulator urges return to exams as AI complicates grading

Published Wednesday, November 11, 2026 · 7:04 AM EST

England's Office for Students recommends that universities return to written exams and in-person presentations because AI makes grading coursework "close to impossible," The Guardian reports. The regulator says institutions in England should use assessment methods that exclude AI, recommending a return to traditional exams.

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