🚀 How Assessain Uses AI to Make Grading Faster, Smarter, and Fairer

At Assessain, we believe teachers’ time is too valuable to be spent on repetitive grading. That’s why our platform combines cutting-edge AI models with practical classroom workflows — making grading faster, more consistent, and more insightful.

Here’s a peek under the hood at the AI powering Assessain:

🖊️ Checkbox Detection with a Custom Keras Model

Many paper-based tests include multiple-choice questions with checkboxes. We’ve built and trained our own Keras-based computer vision model specifically to detect these checkmarks, even on scanned or slightly skewed pages. This ensures accurate recognition and saves teachers from manually reviewing every response.

🌍 Multilingual Transcription via Google Document AI

For written answers, we rely on Google Document AI to transcribe student submissions in most languages. This gives us a highly accurate digital version of each response, ready for instant AI evaluation.

💬 Evaluation & Feedback with OpenAI GPT-4o

Once responses are transcribed, OpenAI’s GPT-4o steps in to:

  • Evaluate open-ended answers based on teacher-defined criteria
  • Provide clear, formative feedback students can act on
  • Transform teacher-uploaded materials into structured, scannable worksheets

GPT-4o has been a game-changer in combining speed, reliability, and consistent grading quality.

🧪 Experimenting with GPT-5

We’re also testing the brand-new GPT-5 model. Early results show it’s:

  • Slower than GPT-4o
  • More prone to over-reasoning (sometimes adding criteria the teacher didn’t request)
  • A bit more random in scoring

That said, we’re running structured comparisons of GPT-4o and GPT-5 to measure evaluation quality and feedback clarity. Our goal is to adopt the best possible AI blend for teachers.


The takeaway:
We’re not just using AI for the sake of it — every tool in Assessain is chosen, trained, and tested to make grading faster, more consistent, and more helpful for students. As AI evolves, so will we.

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Created:Aug 14, 2025
Last Updated:Aug 14, 2025
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