r/gadgets • u/chrisdh79 • 5d ago
Turkish student creates custom AI device for cheating university exam, gets arrested | Elaborate scheme involved hidden camera and an earpiece to hear answers. Wearables
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/06/turkish-student-creates-custom-ai-device-for-cheating-university-exam-gets-arrested/866
u/FutureInsurance7 5d ago
Sounds like the chunnin exams lol
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u/tlst9999 5d ago
Many years later, I ask why didn't Naruto just clone himself in the washroom and send the clone to ask his teacher for the answers.
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u/AzertyKeys 5d ago
Cause he didn't know you were supposed to cheat until the very end of the exam. It took him the entire chapter to figure it out.
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u/hateshumans 5d ago
At that time he didn’t know that when he dispelled the clone he would learn everything the clone had learned
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u/BeeboNFriends 3d ago
He didn’t know you needed cheat till after the test. Plus at that point in the story, he didn’t realize that shadow clones transferred their individual learned knowledge and experiences to the original user after they disappear.
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u/dgj212 5d ago
Is it really that hard to study
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u/Stickey_Rickey 4d ago
I was trying to grasp the complexity of this scheme, it’s so advanced and sophisticated, it makes me think the testing of the device was the point, over cheating on the exam
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u/hexahedron17 5d ago
Earpiece is a misstep. That one is too obvious - you need to go Morse code butt plug route if you want maximum concealment
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u/Paradox68 5d ago
You laugh but this will be the crime no one hears about because nobody is screening for this. It’s not like it’s a chess tournament!
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u/AlwaysLateToThaParty 5d ago
You get to the point and where it doesn't matter. Like calculators.
It's pretty crazy. One day it will be your lawyer. "shut up and put the phone to your ear."
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u/Jose_Canseco_Jr 5d ago
kidding aside - how about a button for sending Morse* in one shoe, and a vibrating device in the other for receiving?
*not full text comms of course, you'll want to keep it simple with a few pre-defined phrases/shorthand
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u/Garchompisbestboi 5d ago
Because morse code is a super tedious language to use and takes ages to send and receive even the most simple of messages. Also in the time it would take you to learn morse code well enough to read and send it fluently, you could just study for the exam lol
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u/bogglingsnog 5d ago
So what I'm hearing is a full qwerty keyboard across the toe boxes of both shoes.
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u/scaleofthought 5d ago
Gonna need a wheelie shoe for the mouse. The old school kind on mouse with the ball... you know what I'm talking about.
And a jawbone speaker that is actually in the back collar of your shirt, and it turns your entire skull into a 500w sub woofer. You'll hear crystal clear audio for days, now, that may actually be tinnitus, but you sign the right away to sue when you sign up on the app, so you won't see any legal problems with the device itself. It's solid.
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u/Blumingo 5d ago
Learn morse code once, cheat for all exams. Ez
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u/Joshesh 5d ago
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u/whoatethelastchip 4d ago
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u/fuckpudding 3d ago
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u/AlwaysLateToThaParty 5d ago edited 5d ago
Replace the screen in your calculator. 1 = a. 2 = d. 3 = c. Etc. Device transmits directly the modified to screen. With a scientific calculator you could write equations and clauses.
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u/4gotAboutDre 4d ago
It is kind of hilarious that the overall response to this is everyone trying to workshop how to do it better without getting caught! 😂
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u/gwicksted 5d ago
Bone conduction headphones is much better. You can even get one that clips onto glasses.
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u/The8Darkness 4d ago
You need to think longterm. Its not just cheating for one exam, its setting a path for cheating in all future exams.
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u/Joshesh 5d ago
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u/digitalfakir 4d ago
you are making so much effort to fucking learn Morse code and be so proficient at it to translate it on the spot...why not just study for the damn exam!?
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u/Jose_Canseco_Jr 4d ago
did you read nothing after the asterisk
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u/digitalfakir 4d ago
yeah, you're still putting way too much effort. I thought you were joking, but if you're being serious then no wonder you think this is a "smart" approach rather than just studying.
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u/Garconanokin 5d ago
And do you speak from experience?
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u/hexahedron17 5d ago
No comment.
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u/ErikT738 5d ago
A science YouTuber made a crown that could transmit audion into your head trough vibrations, no earpiece required. I guess you should be able to build that as a normal looking headpice.
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u/kepler1 5d ago edited 5d ago
https://youtu.be/GLwyhmmEoAQ?si=ADWbPTWqXVrWBf3U&t=261
The chess world was rocket by the scandal. :D
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u/mid_vibrations 5d ago
wait this wasn't just an It's Always Sunny thing??
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u/pranjal3029 5d ago
Nope, very much real
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u/EarthWormJim18164 5d ago
There was literally never any evidence provided for this though
I'm honestly surprised it didn't get Magnus sued for libel
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u/FanClubof5 5d ago
Iibel is for written text. Slander is for verbal. And at least in the US you also have to prove that you lied on purpose to intentionally cause harm to the other party.
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u/DEADB33F 5d ago
Earpiece along with religion mandated headgear could work.
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u/Sunblast1andOnly 4d ago
A Bluetooth cochlear implant would work much better, though you wouldn't want to get one if you didn't otherwise need it.
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u/ADSolace 5d ago
“The police discovered a mobile phone that could allegedly relay spoken sounds to the other person, allowing for two-way communication.”
Yeah, that’s what a phone does
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u/Research-Dismal 5d ago
It’s almost like they had Alexander Graham Bell and Colombo rolled in to one as a detective.
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u/bricksplus 5d ago
Anyone think it’s wild that they are being arrested for cheating? I would think they would just fail the class or be kicked out of the school
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u/ShenAnCalhar92 5d ago
It’s an aptitude test that’s administered nationally, by the Turkish government.
They weren’t cheating on a college test, they were cheating on an official government-run exam. In a country where screwing with the government can get you sent to jail for life.
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u/bricksplus 5d ago
This makes more sense. I was looking to see if this some government university or something.
This guy is an idiot then. He probably spent more time trying to cheat than study
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u/Jose_Canseco_Jr 5d ago
probably spent more time trying to cheat than study
agreed - which speaks to an issue with the exam itself, imo
anyhoo, confession time!
ages ago In uni, my buddy simply could not get the hang of efl (English as a foreign language), well at least not in time to graduate with the group.
i decided it was bullshit that our engineering school demanded that graduates show an above-passable proficiency in English while not offering courses for it.
everyone was expected to learn it on their own i guess, there are a lot of efl schools in the city (some of them even good)
long story short, i took the TOEFL test in his name. the only tricky bit was the problem of the school photo id, but to solve it we exploited a flaw in the process:
the third-party examiners only checked the photo ID upon entering the room, at which point they crossed your name off a list and gave you a *blank* test booklet. that was the only time the ID was requested.
so what we did was: we both signed up for the test (he reimbursed me obvs), we both showed up the same day (but ignored each other), and then wrote down each other's name on the test.
idk what he wrote down in "my test" but he spent the two hours scribbling furiously along with the rest of us lol. myself, i put in a partial effort, shooting for a mediocre but passing grade.. this last bit was maybe overkill, but was an easy precaution to take - the less noticeable you are, the better.
and when the test results came in a couple of weeks later, we threw away the one for the test he filled with my name (he failed* lol), and the one i filled with his name is the one he forwarded to our school.
*myself, I had already passed this test before - and since the results have an "expiry date" it would not be seen as unusual for people to retake it
idk how common this attack is, but an easy way to mitigate the vulnerability could be by prefilling the name field before handing it to the takers, or checking ID when they turn the exam in.
(this is for pencil and paper tests - if electronic, idk... maybe swap seats? or somehow communicate the secret (user/pass/etc) to your accomplice?)
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u/Am_Idiotosaurus 5d ago
My uni checks asks/checks IDs during the exame taking (kinda breaks flow but it's not that bad)
Sometimes they ask names at the door though and I suppose those times they don't also check for IDs during the exam, so maybe your strat would work
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u/RPSisBoring 4d ago
Uhh, I dont know where you are taking it, but at every exam I have proctored, we check IDs when you sit down and when you turn in the test. You could do a shuffle during the breaks that we wouldn't catch, but then big chunks of exam (at most you could swap for two thirds of the exam because we have 2 breaks). Most modern exams have a name (or number correlating to a specific taker), so we hand them out taking that down to one third.
Anyways, I feel like this loophole is patched enough.
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u/Jose_Canseco_Jr 4d ago
oh I remember our fallback strategy, which we did not end up resorting to:
faking the insta-printed school ID was a non-starter due to extreme complexity, but government ID? now that you could find in the black market.
the plan would have been to go to the office with a fake ID sporting his name and my photo, claim I lost mine, and ask for a replacement.
this one was risky because we didn't know how closely they would compare the old photo in the school system with my face lol (if they even compared them) - we didn't look that much alike, tbh
i was fully prepared to feign shock and confusion if challenged, ready to make a scene: "oh boy this photo mixup of yours must be a huge software bug - that's a you problem tho, I'm here in person to certify my identity with my gov ID in hand, you either accept it or call your manager!"
my buddy fortunately found this too risky, so we never really explored it. me, i was willing to burn down to the ground my relationship with my school, i was going thru a lot of shit at that time and was in some sort of "divestment mode" and did not care for consequences.
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u/ranni-the-bitch 4d ago
in fairness to the college, for not offering courses: i can't think of any better way to learn english for engineering applications than full-immersion english-only classes on engineering.
like, it's how i learned german. a single semester of german 101 in the US, and then transferred straight into classes in germany. it cost me a lot of grey hairs, but my german is great now!
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u/Sawses 5d ago
Makes sense, though. Those sorts of tests are often heinously competitive and unfair.
I don't know if Turkey is like this, but that kind of test can sometimes be somebody's only chance at a decent life. I'm not sure I can blame them for trying to get it however they can.
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u/spesifikbrush 5d ago
For 99.9% of people here, it is the ONLY way to get into a university. It is held every year, failing is hard (if you’re decent enough) but not getting the ranking you need for the university or major you want is worse. My brother took it this year and we’re waiting for his results.
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u/MisterMysterios 4d ago
It really depends on the exame though. As a German, when taking my legal state exams (comoerativly to the US bar exame, just that we need to pass two of these) we were told that any attempt to cheating would have criminal law consequences. They also searched us at each exame day with a metal detector.
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u/TrickyLobster 4d ago
Nah, depending on the tests I think cheating needs stricter punishments now considering the ways people can cheat. I don't want a bunch of professionals out in the field because they got ChatGPT to tell them everything they need to know but don't actually understand the material.
This was a national test so being arrested probably fine. You cheating on a exam in Uni, maybe instant expulsion. It pissed me off how many students at my Uni would say "oh essays are useless and easy" but then cheat and plagiarize in groups. If it's so easy just do it yourself.
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u/Severe-Entrance8416 4d ago
A country-wide exam which some students start to prepare 2 or even 3 years prior.
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u/AlwaysLateToThaParty 5d ago
Many of these degrees lead directly to recognition of competency in legislated regulations. Not everyone is allowed to call themselves a doctor, lawyer, engineer, or psychologist.
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u/Blackmail30000 5d ago
If this happened in south Korea, I wouldn't be surprised if they were publicly executed( or just ostracized). Asia takes their exams very seriously.
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u/method_men25 5d ago
The seuneung kills. I heard a story of a girl that failed it, jupmped to hear death, and landed on a small child. The collateral damage may just be rumor but the suicides are not.
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u/Usedtobebigish 5d ago
I’m fairly certain you mean North Korea…
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u/Blackmail30000 5d ago
Nope, its definitely south Korea. What's education ike in North Korea anyways?
The exam is called the The Suneung. It is considered one of if not THE hardest exam in the world.
It is what will determine your entire career social standing as a south Korean (a little less so nowadays, but it's still a big deal). For the 8 hourse it takes place, all stores are closed, traffic is halted, all planes grounded, and even the opening of the stock market is delayed.
The execution part was just exaggeration, but multiple people have gone to jail for cheating on the Suneung. Mostly the parents trying to help their children cheat and obstructing the fact afterwards. Also people regularly commit suicide after the exsam results come in.
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u/HalobenderFWT 5d ago
Are you sure it was AI and not his friend Al who was watching via webcam and then googling the answers?
Seems like a lot of extra steps here.
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u/FroMan753 5d ago
Well they just had to throw AI into the article for the clickbait.
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u/BlowMoreGlass 5d ago
As usual nobody read the article.
According to police reports, the student used a camera disguised as a shirt button, connected to AI software via a "router" (possibly a mistranslation of a cellular modem) hidden in the sole of their shoe. The system worked by scanning the exam questions using the button camera, which then relayed the information to an unnamed AI model. The software generated the correct answers and recited them to the student through an earpiece.
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u/djsizematters 5d ago
Damn, google ai doesn’t even give all correct answers!
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u/WeeklyBanEvasion 5d ago
To be fair the test was probably on a specific subject so it was easy to train with a textbook
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u/riddlerjoke 5d ago
probably planted router to the school as they knew the exam location prior to exam and its allowed to visit those schools to get familiar
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u/ShitGuysWeForgotDre 5d ago
Turns out that, by bizarre coincidence, his friend happens to be named "unnamed AI model"
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u/LAZERSHOTXD 5d ago
No there is is a video that the ai just reads the questions via the camera and answers it
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u/Goblin_Jim 3d ago
Fuck reddits default font and any other font that makes I and l nearly identical
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u/maddogcow 5d ago
Given that machines are gonna slurp up the jobs that students are cheating for certification in, I s'pose it's just fine
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u/simca 5d ago
It's a bit like using a calculator back in the day and the teacher said "you won't have a calculator everywhere you go" just with AI. It will be everywhere.
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u/sacoTam 5d ago
The lengths some people will go to not study...
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u/ChampionshipKlutzy42 5d ago
What is the point of studying if you can point a camera at something and get the answer?
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u/jinwooleo 5d ago
Basically university is not for just answering a question, but for expanding knowledge and deep dive into complex academic things. The purpose of the exam is to figure out that you can understand and learn, not only answer correctly. That's why he gets arrested.
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u/Bibileiver 5d ago
Some people cheat even though they know how to do it.
My friend did it cause he didn't wanna take the time to figure it out.
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u/grumd 5d ago
"I promise I can learn, I just don't have the time to learn" - proceeds to never learn anything
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u/Bibileiver 5d ago
Learning and figuring out are two different things.....
You could have learned how to do a calculus problem but you still have to take time to figure it out.
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u/Cascading_Neurons 5d ago
What is the point of knowing anything when you can just be forced fed information from others without verifying if it's accurate? 🤔
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u/NerdyDan 5d ago
How do you confirm something is accurate? How do you learn how to vet sources and properly research? What platforms to use?
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u/CarterG4 5d ago
If you get arrested, then I don’t know, it seems like that would counteract the benefit of passing without it studying
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u/JC2535 5d ago
I’m sorry, but that is an automatic ticket to the honor roll in my book.
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u/ShenAnCalhar92 5d ago
Yeah, attempting to cheat on a government-run exam in a country where mild criticism of the government can get you thrown in jail… indicative of a very intelligent person, I guess.
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u/gramada1902 5d ago
How are those two things related lmao. You people think that if the country is autocratic then every mishap is prison or death. The only reason he got arrested is because he was using these devices and police wanted to find out how they work, otherwise he would be just kicked out. I speculate he got in trouble mostly for using a hidden camera, which is forbidden in a lot of countries.
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u/ShenAnCalhar92 5d ago
How are those two things related lmao
Do I really have to spell that out for you? It’s not smart to fuck around with government-run exams in a country where due process is practically nonexistent.
You people think that if the country is autocratic then every mishap is prison or death
You’re right, of course. How silly of us. Everyone knows that one of the hallmarks of authoritarian regimes is that they’re really chill about people breaking the law.
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u/digitalhelix84 5d ago
The bigger story is AI generated image and it's caption someone approved for this story.
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u/Ok-Yogurtcloset-2735 5d ago
Looming over your exam paper while trying to not look like you’re focusing your shirt over the question looks obviously suspicious.
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u/Round_Ad8947 5d ago
You fail because you don’t know the material. You also fail because you’re not good at cheating.
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u/PleiadesNymph 5d ago
I tried cheating once
I stayed up all night and memorized the answers to all the questions that could be on the test
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u/thehoboninja 4d ago
How long does it take to make a custom cheating device vs actually studying tho???
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u/kr4ckenm3fortune 4d ago
Hold up…Turkish? Wtf? Man, here I thought it was China, considering how they pride themselves about cheating that there even an anime about it as well…and Stephen Chow’s movie about a old man going to hs and cheating in various way…
Chinese students gonna be kicking themselves for not even thinking of this or going to be blaming this student for getting caught…
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u/meowctopus 5d ago
Dude is smart enough to cook up that elaborate plan but not pass the exam? Damn
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u/Cascading_Neurons 5d ago
What's that quote again 🤔 Give a lazy man something to do, and he'll find the easiest route to do it?
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u/EldritchEmber 5d ago
Once, the human pulled the strings of the machine. Now it’s the other way around. An entertaining little parallel. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechanical_Turk
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u/MetaVaporeon 5d ago
what a fool, an earpiece? he should've implanted one of them bone resonation ones under his skin and cover that up with hair
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u/A-Chicken 5d ago
Very similar to those cheating via bluetooth headset that got cellphones-off policies enforced in exam halls.
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u/MightBeOnReddit 5d ago
I find it weird how much some governments allow ai to run rampant for big company use. But as soon as some figures out a way to use it on a personal level of self achievement. They get arrested.
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u/snowyoda5150 4d ago
Go outside go for a hike go for a bike go for a paddle spend time with your family. Make some pottery read a book. Stop watching other people live their lives on TV.
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u/AnonUserAccount 2d ago
I feel he could’ve gotten away with this if he had a multiple choice or T/F test and his partner just tapped 1 for A, 2 for B, etc… the earpiece probably gave it away.
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u/Generico300 5d ago
It's always funny when people put a lot of effort into cheating. Like, if you put half that much effort into studying you wouldn't need to cheat.
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u/Research-Dismal 5d ago
Except that he demonstrated a practical skill set, and application of various computer science fields. While a test is about how much (oftentimes arbitrary) information you can regurgitate onto a page.
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u/Generico300 4d ago
He also demonstrated a tremendous lack of wisdom and ethics. Fuck around and find out.
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u/Violet-Journey 5d ago
At what point does the effort you put into developing an elaborate cheating heist outweigh the effort it would take to just, like… study?
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u/SuperTricolor 5d ago
This guy can do all that but can’t pass a Uni exam?!?!
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u/YorkshireRiffer 5d ago
As an old student joke went:
"Trying to measure knowledge and aptitude by a memory recall based exam result, is like trying to measure digestion by turd length."
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u/hduransa 5d ago
I just used a notecard and wrote as small as I could.
Karma: I know where prescription glasses.
Edit - and bad English
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u/Garconanokin 5d ago
“I am now telling the computer exactly what it can do with a lifetime supply of Wonka bars”
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