Controversy seems to be growing as test cheating using artificial intelligence (AI) smart glasses sp..

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Controversy over AI smart glasses cheating in Chinese universities, where students use the technology to instantly interpret test questions.
These AI smart glasses provide various functionalities such as directions, translation, filming, and price comparison, but are being misused for test cheating.
An experiment showed that students using these smart glasses achieved significantly higher scores, on average 92.5 points compared to the 72-point average.
The devices are difficult to distinguish from ordinary glasses, complicating their supervision in college entrance and civil service exams.
A rental market for these smart glasses has emerged in China, with rental fees ranging from $6 to $12 per day, and some companies reporting rentals to over 1,000 people recently.
In Japan, a student was caught cheating in college entrance exams using a smart glass with camera and communication functions.
In a TOEIC proxy test last year, several students were disqualified after an organized cheating attempt involving smart glasses and small microphones.

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