Smart Glasses, Dumb Move

Investigators said the suspect from the city of Machida in western Tokyo had solicited people online to be tutors to help him answer difficult questions, and paid money to those who responded to his post for answers. The smart glasses, equipped with camera and communication functions, were allegedly used to take pictures of a chemistry test and other tests for Waseda University's School of Creative Science and Engineering. 📸📚

This high-tech scandal has sparked discussions about academic integrity and the challenges of preventing cheating in the digital age. 🧐

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Source: The Japan Times

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