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Talview Launches the Assessment Intelligence Operations Platform (AIOP)

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By Sanjoe Jose
| EIN Presswire
Talview launches AIOP, an agentic AI platform redefining exam security with proactive threat intelligence against deepfakes, proxy fraud, and AI cheating. The proctoring industry has been solving the wrong problem. Watching a candidate and flagging moments won’t stop organized fraud, deepfakes, or AI-assisted cheating.
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FCC 2026 Compliance Guide: AI-Powered English Testing

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By Sanjoe Jose
| blog.talview.com
Today, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr announced sweeping proposals to fix one of the biggest customer pain points in telecom: offshore call centers where language barriers turn simple support calls into frustrating ordeals. The headline requirement? Call center operators for FCC-regulated communications providers must be proficient in American Standard English (and properly trained for U.S. customers). The FCC is voting on the rules this month, with public comments open now.
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Hiring assessments should be ‘Wilderness Camps’

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By Sanjoe Jose
| blog.talview.com
“Hiring assessments should be ‘wilderness camps’; places where people are evaluated to perform without AI assistance. Schools, to a large extent, should focus on core skills in the absence of AI. Because you still need those core skills to direct the agents.” - Sanjoe Tom Jose (CEO at Talview) As CEO ofTalviewand father to two teenagers,  here’s why I believe this so deeply. 1.
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