Nationwide Inspection of Elementary, Middle, and High Schools for 'AI Glasses Cheating'

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Full-scale inspection on AI glasses.

Yesterday, we reported that procedures to check for AI glasses are being tightened ahead of the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT).

Now, the Ministry of Education is launching a nationwide inspection of schools to check for cheating using AI glasses.

An investigation will be conducted across all elementary, middle, and high schools nationwide until the end of this month to see if there are any cases of students being caught using or possessing AI glasses at school.

So far, one case each has been confirmed in a middle school and a high school.

The students involved both received a score of zero on their exams.

AI glasses look like regular glasses, but they are equipped with cameras and voice functions, making it possible to photograph test questions or exchange information with the outside.

The Ministry of Education previously sent official notices to regional offices of education urging strict management of student evaluations to prevent cheating involving AI glasses.
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