AI glasses solve 4 CSAT math questions in 10 seconds
At an optical store in Seoul’s Myeong-dong district, this reporter looked through a pair of Rokid artificial intelligence (AI) glasses at a page of four math questions from a mock version of the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT). Within 10 seconds, answers and explanations appeared inside the lenses, before I had even finished making sense of the first question. All four were correct. I then…
Within a Seoul optical store, a reporter experienced Rokid AI glasses in action during a test of four College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) questions. Within a mere 10 seconds, the AI provided answers and explanations to each problem, even before the reporter could fully comprehend the first question. All four solutions turned out to be accurate.
The reporter then challenged the glasses with a calculus problem requiring a definite integral. The correct answer appeared within two seconds. The optician attending the demonstration cautioned that this technology has sparked controversy due to potential cheating. Although this was a brief demonstration and not an official accuracy test, the detailed solutions visible through the lenses raised concerns among exam authorities ahead of this year's CSAT, scheduled for November 19.
According to data from the Human Resources Development Service of Korea, disclosed during a parliamentary audit in October, five instances of suspected AI smart glasses use had already been detected in state-run qualification examinations this year.
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