U.S. Colleges Turn to Oral Exams to Safeguard Learning in the Age of AI
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As generative AI tools become deeply embedded in student workflows, universities across the United States are reviving an academic format that predates the written exam itself: the oral defense. Professors and administrators say the return to spoken examinations — whether in the form of Socratic questioning, live defenses, or structured interviews — reflects growing concern that written assignments alone can no longer reliably measure authentic learning. The shift marks one of the clearest structural responses yet to the rapid rise of AI-generated coursework. While tools capable of drafting essays, solving equations, and summarizing complex research have become widely accessible, faculty members increasingly question whether submitted work represents genuine comprehension. …
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