
South Korea announced it will prosecute students caught using <b>AI smart glasses</b> in university entrance exams, starting this month, citing rising cheating scandals. The move exposes a glaring double‑standard: while the nation touts its tech prowess, it now punishes the very gadgets that symbolize its digital ambition, forcing schools to police a battlefield of silicon‑sized cheat sheets. Students face up to three years in prison, a stern warning that high‑stakes pressure won’t be solved by covert tech.
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