Google introduces Vantage, using generative AI to assess future skills
Towards developing future-ready skills with generative AI
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Google has released Vantage as a research experiment. It uses generative AI to create simulated conversations that assess high-school and university students' future skills, including problem-solving and collaboration. It is available for English registration through Google Labs. An Executive LLM dynamically guides the conversation and an AI Evaluator scores it against a rubric. In a study with New York University involving 188 participants aged 18–25, AI scores aligned with human experts nearly as well as experts aligned with one another.
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