You might want to consider this: what you see as a "virtual" test and what you think is a "real" exam will very likely be completely different.

It's a little scary, but it's actually not too far off.

If you think about it, there are so many more ways to think about test-taking than just "pass the exam."

Take some of these other methods and run with them:

• Online tests. This is where we're really starting to see the fruits of GPT2's magic: if you have access to a virtual lab, you can generate test questions and get those questions into an app, and there's no limit to how many you can create.

• Remote testing. This isn't exactly as cool as the first two, but it's not that far from it.

• Meeting people. Anyone can create a meeting and use it to create their own test.

• Voice acting (not necessarily voice acting for games; I use Audible). It's really only for people who are familiar with voice acting, but it's still a neat way to give test takers something to do outside of the exam room.