丹麦政府宣布推出一系列新措施，应对学生在学业中使用人工智能作弊的问题。[1]教育部长马格努斯·海因克表示："不幸的是，我们在上中学中存在AI作弊问题。现在需要采取行动。"[1]
根据新规定，16至19岁的中学生需要对其书面作业进行口头答辩。[1]每年约9000名学生将被要求为大型作业（SSO）进行口头辩护。[1]学校被要求在校内受控的环境下完成更多书面作业，并必须使用监控工具监督考试中的计算机使用。[1]
为了更广泛地应对这一挑战，丹麦政府还计划为全国学校制定全面的AI使用战略。[1]
Denmark's government has introduced new measures to address academic dishonesty involving artificial intelligence among secondary school students. Students aged 16 to 19 will now be required to defend their written assignments through oral examinations, while schools are encouraged to conduct more written work under controlled in-school conditions [1]. Approximately 9,000 upper secondary students annually will be required to provide oral defenses for major assignments, known as SSO [1].
Education Minister Magnus Heunicke emphasized the urgency of the response, stating that "unfortunately, we have a problem with cheating with AI in upper secondary school. Now action is needed" [1]. The government has mandated that schools employ monitoring tools to supervise computer use during examinations [1]. Beyond these immediate steps, authorities plan to develop a comprehensive national AI usage strategy for schools across the country [1].
The Danish initiative follows a concerning trend in neighboring Sweden, where suspensions or warnings issued to students for unauthorized AI use increased by 688 percent between 2023 and 2025 [1].