by Tahir Almas | Oct 20, 2026 | Blog Posts
South Korea will void a candidate’s college entrance exam if AI smart glasses are simply found in their bag, and ban them from next year’s exam if they wear them. The rules arrived after two universities caught glasses-wearing candidates in October and...
by Tahir Almas | Sep 22, 2026 | Blog Posts
On 16 September the Florida State Board of Education approved statewide rules on AI in education, with institutions given until 1 July 2027 to adopt and implement policies. Buried in the requirements is a list that reads less like education policy and more like a...
by Tahir Almas | Sep 11, 2026 | Blog Posts
Universities are quietly removing AI detection percentages from integrity decisions. Not the tools themselves in every case, but their standing as evidence: score it, sure, then treat it as an indicator and go find something real. If your assessment platform’s...
by Tahir Almas | Sep 1, 2026 | Blog Posts
You can now connect an AI assistant to your ICTExam server. We published ictexam-mcp, a small open source server that speaks the Model Context Protocol, so a tool like Claude can read your exams, pull a gradebook, look at per-question item analysis, and even turn a...
by Tahir Almas | Aug 28, 2026 | Blog Posts
Most exam security budgets go on watching the candidate. Meanwhile the fastest growing attack never appears in front of the lens: manipulated video injected straight into the verification pipeline, so the liveness check sees a flawless face that no camera ever...
