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A Digital Forensics Framework for Auditing Algorithmic Bias and Misclassification Harms in AI-Powered Remote Invigilation Software (RIS) Systems
Rationale: The rapid proliferation of Remote Invigilation Software (RIS) in higher education has introduced significant security and integrity challenges. Built upon the economic principles of Surveillance Capitalism, these systems extract pervasive streams of biometric and behav
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