A national Australian student videogame competition was cancelled because organizers and researchers say generative AI made it impossible to tell which works were student‑authored. The decision — confirmed by the Australian Council for Educational Research — highlights a practical breakdown of assessment and adjudication when entry provenance cannot be established.
— If reproducible, contest cancellations signal a broader policy and pedagogical problem: how to assess, credential, and incentivize student learning in an era when generative tools can produce finished products.
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2026.11.14
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Event: the Australian STEM Videogame Challenge (national student competition) cancelled, with ACER stating AI 'made it harder to judge what students made themselves' and judges reporting fully AI‑generated entries.
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