Human Oversight vs. AI Automation: Striking the Right Balance in Test Security
Test security has been evolving at a rapid pace. New, sophisticated technology has given the power back to test delivery companies where it belongs. There is nowhere that this is more evident than through the expanded use of artificial intelligence. Please join Caveon and Kryterion in this dynamic discussion.
Date: Wednesday, 7th May
Time: 1:00 PM ET
Duration: 45 Minutes
Online: Hosted by Kryterion
AI provides enhanced detection capabilities, anomaly detection, and content monitoring that helps protect exam content and secure the test environment. There is no doubt that this has revolutionized the industry. But what happens if companies become too reliant on it? Humans need to be part of the equation as well. When it comes to ensuring accuracy, fairness, and that exams are adapting correctly, there is just no substitute for human intervention. So, the question becomes how do you balance AI with human intervention in order to make sure that you protect exam content and provide a positive user experience?
Join industry experts Benjamin Hunter, Vice President of Sales for Caveon, Jacob Evans, Chief Technology Officer at Kryterion, and Steve Winicki, Head of Sales for Kryterion as they discuss the thought process that needs to go into these important decisions, along with how to strike the right balance. In this webinar, they will share their insights on what factors need to be considered and why it is important to constantly monitor both AI and human intervention to make sure the combination is reaching its peak effectiveness. There will also be an opportunity for attendees to ask questions. We hope you will join us.
Our Speakers:
Benjamin Hunter
Vice President of Sales at Caveon
As the Vice President of Sales at Caveon Test Security, Benjamin leads a team of professionals
in delivering innovative and secure assessment solutions to clients across various industries.
With over 6 years of experience in this role, he has successfully managed the go-to-market
strategy for multiple software products, overseeing all aspects of product development,
marketing, research, competitive analysis, and sales operations.
Benjamin is also a Certified Exam Security Professional (CESP) with a strong background in test
development and maintenance. In his previous roles, he administered the overall development and
maintenance of the SAFE MLO examination for mortgage loan originators, and oversaw the test
maintenance and development activities for 8 exams totaling over 70,000 test administrations
annually. He is passionate about ensuring the security, functionality, and accessibility of
software products and assessments, and he is always looking for new ways to improve them.
Jacob Evans
Chief Technology Officer at Kryterion
Jacob Evans is Kryterion’s Chief Technology Officer. He brings over 20 years of experience
building and leading high-performing software development teams. Under his leadership, the
Kryterion engineering team has expanded globally, doubling in size and tripling in productivity.
Evans is a technologist with many interests, including the science of productivity, software
development, astronomy, and travel. He is also the co-host of Leader Fables, a podcast made by
leaders for leaders. The show focuses on how middle managers can better navigate the perils of
team leadership to achieve wild success.
Steve Winicki
Senior Director, Sales at Kryterion
Steven Winicki is an accomplished professional with a robust background in sales and strategic
account management.
With over 20 years of experience, Steven has demonstrated exceptional skills in building and
maintaining key client relationships, driving revenue growth, and developing effective sales
strategies. Known for his strategic thinking and results-oriented approach, Steven has
consistently exceeded sales targets and contributed significantly to the success of his teams.
Currently, Steven holds the position of Senior Director, Sales at Kryterion. Prior to Kryterion,
Steven was VP of Sales at Examity, where he helped grow the business from a start-up to its
acquisition by Meazure Learning in 2023.