South Korea will pursue criminal liability and impose a three-year ban on college entrance exam candidates caught cheating with AI glasses.
Starting this year, South Korea plans to extend the disqualification period for using smart glasses during the national university entrance exam from one year to three years and will also pursue criminal liability. Exam sites will now have dedicated staff to identify smart glasses, proctors will be uniformly covered by liability insurance, and signal detection equipment is under development to strengthen on-site supervision.
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