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Two applicants in Seoul were caught wearing AI glasses during university entrance exams, according to the Korea JoongAng Daily. The reported cases show a practical challenge for exam rules: smart glasses can be switched on after identity checks.
Why it mattersThe newspaper says Yonsei University is reviewing possible action against one applicant, who admitted wearing the glasses. The University of Seoul removed the other applicant from the exam site and barred them from its entrance exam for three years. The cases are a useful alert for institutions weighing how to handle wearable AI, where a routine glasses check may not be enough. But what is the right response: tighter screening at the door, or exam rules designed around devices that are harder to spot?
Discuss: Should exam centres respond to AI glasses with stricter device screening, or redesign exams so hidden wearables offer less advantage?
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