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Realistic illustration of shocked medical students and CFM president reacting to Enamed results revealing poor performance in one-third of Brazil's medical courses.
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Enamed results show poor performance in one-third of medical courses

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي صورة مولدة بواسطة الذكاء الاصطناعي

The Ministry of Education released on Monday (19) the results of the first Enamed edition, an exam assessing medical training in Brazil. About one-third of evaluated courses received low scores, affecting nearly 14,000 graduates. The CFM president called the outcome 'alarming'.

A recent Ascun study shows artificial intelligence is now a reality in Colombian higher education, but most institutions lack policies and structures for its regulation. While 88.5% of students use it for assignments, only 55.2% of higher education institutions have AI guidelines. Public policy lags behind, creating gaps in equity and educational quality.

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