The California State Bar confirmed that artificial intelligence played a role in developing some multiple-choice questions for the February bar exam. Following this revelation, criticism arose from lawmakers, including State Senator Thomas Umberg, who called the exam rollout a disaster and expressed concerns about the lack of disclosure regarding AI usage. In response to the controversy, the State Bar emphasized its commitment to validity and announced plans for additional independent reviews for future exams, aiming to restore confidence in the legal assessment process.
Artificial intelligence was used to develop part of California's February bar exam, triggering criticism and a push for independent review amid the exam's controversial rollout.
State Bar Executive Director Leah Wilson expressed confidence in the validity of the AI-assisted multiple-choice questions, emphasizing commitment to improving future exams through independent review.
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