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Provisional test site for Yonsei University's entrance exam, 'AI glasses' detected for the first time... The answer to the problem was displayed on the lens.

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A student wearing smart glasses with artificial intelligence capabilities was caught during the 2027 Yonsei University regular admission essay test. The university considers this an irregularity and is discussing whether to disqualify the student. This is the first time a case of wearing smart glasses has been reported in a university entrance exam.

The student was detected by a proctor on 10th at Yonsei University's Sinchon campus in Seoul, and admitted to wearing the smart glasses during the test. The Ministry of Education plans to monitor universities' test administration and share measures to prevent new types of cheating.

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