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The Tenth Branch of the Chengdu Public Security Traffic Management Bureau handled a case of cheating in a driving test using AI glasses

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The Tenth Branch of the Chengdu Public Security Traffic Management Bureau handled a case of cheating in a motor vehicle driver examination. A man wore AI glasses and a smart ring, purchased online, to cheat during the theory test for a motorcycle driver's license, and was caught on the spot by officers stationed at the test site. When the officers randomly selected questions and asked him to demonstrate, they found that the device had an extremely low accuracy rate and that all of its answers to multiple-choice questions were wrong, whereas the man's own accuracy rate when practicing questions on his mobile phone exceeded 85%. The man was fined 1,900 yuan and is barred from applying for a motor vehicle driver's license again for one year.

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    Chengdu man caught cheating in driving test with AI glasses and smart ring, fined 1,900 yuan and banned from testing for one year

    The Public Security Traffic Management Bureau Sub-bureau of Chengdu, Sichuan, investigated a case of fraud in a motor vehicle driver's examination. A man wore AI glasses and a smart ring purchased online to cheat during the theory test for a motorcycle driver's license and was caught on the spot by officers stationed at the venue. Officers randomly selected questions for him to demonstrate, and found that the device had an extremely low accuracy rate, with all answers to multiple-choice questions wrong, while the man's own accuracy rate in practicing questions on his mobile phone exceeded 85%. The man was fined 1,900 yuan and may not apply for a motor vehicle driver's license again within one year.

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