| 英文摘要 |
This study explores the current applications, influences, and evolving teacher responsibilities related to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) in educational assessment. While AI excels in real-time analysis of large-scale learning data, GAI enables rapid generation of test items and personalized feedback. The integration of both technologies has given rise to a new assessment model that combines generation and evaluation, enhancing the immediacy and flexibility of formative assessment. However, issues such as algorithmic opacity, data bias, privacy concerns, and limitations in assessing qualitative competencies present significant influences to fairness and trust in education. Against this backdrop, the teacher’s role is shifting from that of a grader to an AI supervisor and learning designer, requiring competencies in data literacy, assessment design, and AI supervision. The study suggests leveraging the TPACK and DigCompEdu frameworks to implement a three-stage supervised assessment process. It further recommends that future research strengthen interdisciplinary integration, improve algorithm explainability, establish robust privacy and ethical governance mechanisms, and enhance teacher training and human–AI collaboration. Ultimately, the goal is to build an intelligent assessment ecosystem that is efficient, fair, and human-centered, aligned with the vision of sustainable education. |