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Chengdu traffic police catch man using AI glasses and smart ring to cheat on driving testMachine translation

成都交管查获男子用 AI 眼镜和智能戒指驾考作弊

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During a motorcycle licence theory test, the man used a smart ring to trigger a scan and display answers on his glasses. When police asked him to demonstrate the device, its answers contained clear errors and every answer to the multiple-choice questions was wrong. Chengdu traffic authorities fined him 1,900 yuan and barred him from applying for a driving licence again for one year.

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IT Home reported on November 7 that, according to Chengdu traffic police, Chengdu’s public security traffic management authorities recently handled a case of cheating on a motor vehicle driver’s license examination.

On the morning of October 16, an officer stationed at the motorcycle testing center of Chengdu’s 10th Public Security Traffic Management Sub-bureau was conducting an inspection during the motor vehicle driver’s theory test when he noticed a man who appeared nervous, answered questions unusually and behaved unnaturally. The officer immediately investigated him.

The glasses the man wore concealed a device, and he also had a smart ring on his hand. Pressing and holding the ring triggered a scan, and answers appeared on the glasses. When questioned, the man admitted to illegally using high-tech equipment to cheat.

It was learned that, when the man applied for a car driver’s license years earlier, he had barely passed the theory portion after four attempts. This time, he was applying to add a motorcycle license. Worried that he would fail again, he became anxious and resorted to cheating, buying electronic cheating devices, including AI glasses and a smart ring, online in an attempt to pass the test with so-called “high technology.”

IT Home learned from the announcement that, during the investigation, the man used his phone to practice questions on his own and scored over 85% correct. But when officers selected questions at random and asked him to demonstrate the equipment, the expensive cheating devices proved highly inaccurate. The answers they provided contained obvious errors, and every answer to the multiple-answer questions was wrong. The supposedly expensive “guaranteed-pass device” was entirely a false selling point.

Under Article 93, Paragraph 2 of the Regulations on the Application for and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver’s Licenses, the public security traffic management authorities fined the man 1,900 yuan in accordance with the law and barred him from applying for another driver’s license for one year.

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