William Belzak


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2025

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When Machines Mislead: Human Review of Erroneous AI Cheating Signals
William Belzak | Chenhao Niu | Angel Ortmann Lee
Proceedings of the Artificial Intelligence in Measurement and Education Conference (AIME-Con): Works in Progress

This study examines how human proctors interpret AI-generated alerts for misconduct in remote assessments. Findings suggest proctors can identify false positives, though confirmation bias and differences across test-taker nationalities were observed. Results highlight opportunities to refine proctoring guidelines and strengthen fairness in human oversight of automated signals in high-stakes testing.