Glendale Community College’s AI system malfunctioned; after the ceremony was paused twice, it switched to manual reading.
According to AZFamily, at the commencement ceremony held on May 15 by Glendale Community College (GCC), a new AI name-reading system used during the event malfunctioned: the names shown on the screen did not match the graduates who walked on stage, some graduates’ names were skipped, and the ceremony was interrupted at least twice. After strong audience reactions, the school immediately reversed its decision, allowing the affected graduates to walk on stage again, with their names read manually
MarketWhisper·05-19 02:43
