SECURITYJul 31 · 00:21 UTCMEXICO NEWS DAILYMND Staff

Inside the massive cheating scandal shaking UNAM, Mexico’s top university

The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) is investigating a cheating scandal involving its first online entrance exams, with 158,000 exams under scrutiny. Suspicions focus on AI platforms like ChatGPT and bypassing anti-cheating software provided by Territorium Life, as unusually high exam results sparked public concern.

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