South Korea will hold individuals who use AI glasses to cheat on the college entrance exam accountable for criminal liability and ban them from taking the exam for three years.

South Korea plans to impose the longest penalty of three years of prohibition from exams on candidates who cheat using AI glasses in the university entrance examination, and will pursue criminal liability. Starting from this year's exam, a dedicated person will be arranged at each examination site to identify smart glasses, and the government is considering deploying signal detection equipment next year. The Ministry of Education will amend the 'Higher Education Law' to extend the prohibition period to three years and upgrade monitoring personnel support measures.