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AI is scoring college essays and conducting interviews, a new layer in admissions stress

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Universities, including Caltech, are implementing AI tools to evaluate college applicants by scoring essays and conducting interviews. While these technologies aim to enhance efficiency and minimize errors in the admissions process, they also raise ethical concerns regarding bias, transparency, and fairness.

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