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Against the backdrop of the growing prevalence of AI-assisted programming, academic integrity and capability assessment face new challenges; the education sector is exploring process-based assessment (such as code submission history, design documents, and oral defense) as well as exam environments that limit the scope of agent use.
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10/29/2026
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