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South Korea’s education ministry says four students were caught using AI glasses to cheat in school exams this year, among data collected from 5,679 middle and high schools. All four received zero marks for the affected exams; the three high-school students also faced disciplinary measures.
Why it mattersThe Korea Times, carrying a Yonhap report, says the ministry plans to give schools guidance on preventing misuse of the glasses. It has also said students caught cheating with them in the national university entrance exam could face criminal charges and a three-year ban.
Discuss: Should schools treat AI glasses mainly as a new form of exam cheating, or rethink how they assess students when discreet AI assistance is available?
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