The college entrance examination monitoring will not play back one by one.

The data monitored by the college entrance examination is very large, mainly to prevent the occurrence of fraud in the college entrance examination. If citizens report cheating on exams, exam supervision will become an important verification channel. A small number of surveillance replays will be randomly checked to determine the atmosphere and likelihood of fraud.

If a candidate is found to have cheated, the exam will be retaken. Because the college entrance examination monitoring is mainly the working principle of the entire video. If cheating is judged, surveillance video can be used as evidence, or the invigilator can write down the cheating behavior and have the students sign it on the spot. Then, the invigilator's judgment must be submitted on the spot to clarify the punishment method. If you don’t have these processes, don’t take them seriously.

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According to on-site staff, hundreds of staff were required to conduct video playback investigations in the past, and they were compared with laws and regulations such as the Education Law, the Measures for Handling Violations of National Education Examinations, and Examination administration regulations stipulate that suspicious behaviors should be "distinguished" from the surveillance video images of the examination room. After review and judgment, suspected violations will be investigated and dealt with. Those found to be true will be dealt with seriously and will not be tolerated.

Due to the adoption of artificial intelligence recognition technology this year, work tasks that used to take more than 600 staff members a week can now be completed by only 20 staff members, which not only saves working time, but also ensures Review quality.