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Super 30 Founder Anand Sir Opposes AI in NEET Exam
- •Super 30 founder Anand Kumar wrote an open letter to Nandan Nilekani objecting to the use of Artificial Intelligence in the NEET exam.
- •Anand Sir warned that introducing AI and making the exam computer-based would snatch opportunities from talented students in rural areas and poor families.
- •He raised concerns about unequal infrastructure in remote test centers compared to metro cities.
- •He questioned the reliability of AI in generating error-free question banks at the last minute.
- •While supporting technology in education, he emphasized that AI should assist experts rather than make final exam decisions.
Key Questions Answered
Anand Sir wrote an open letter to raise objections against proposals to use Artificial Intelligence in the NEET medical entrance exam to prevent paper leaks, warning that it would create barriers for rural and poor students who lack proper computer access and infrastructure facilities.
Anand Kumar highlighted three key objections: remote villages lack adequate computer access for talented children, testing centers in small towns lack the security and facilities of metro cities, and AI-selected question banks created at the last minute carry a high risk of containing incorrect questions.
Following GEN-Z protests led by the Cockroach Janata Party over a NEET paper leak that forced Education Minister Dharmendra Prasad to resign, Prime Minister Narendra Modi entrusted Nandan Nilekani with the responsibility of making the examination leak-proof.
