AI smart glasses test Korea's ability to prevent CSAT cheating
With Korea’s College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) about a week away, education authorities are training staff to identify artificial intelligence (AI)-powered smart glasses amid concerns that the devices could enable cheating and prove difficult to distinguish from ordinary eyewear. The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education (SMOE) said Wednesday it will train 239 personnel assigned to spot…
As South Korea's College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) approaches, educational authorities are taking steps to identify the use of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered smart glasses that could potentially be used for cheating. The Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education announced plans to train 239 personnel to spot these AI-powered devices at the city's 228 exam sites on November 19.
Rather than relying on radio-frequency detectors, supervisors and trained personnel will rely on physical inspection techniques for this year's test.
The Ministry of Education is considering the use of such equipment next year, once they have evaluated the suitability of the developing devices. Smart glasses can incorporate cameras, AI services, and sometimes lens-mounted displays, which allow users to capture questions and receive answers. Recent incidents at school exams and university admissions essay tests have raised concerns about the potential misuse of these devices during the CSAT, which is one of the most important standardized tests in South Korea.
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