IT之家 November 7 report: according to Chengdu traffic police, Chengdu public security traffic management authorities recently uncovered a case of cheating in a motor vehicle driver's license examination.
On the morning of October 16, while conducting an inspection of a motor vehicle driver theory examination at the motorcycle test site, officers stationed at the motorcycle test site of the Chengdu Public Security Traffic Management Tenth Branch noticed a manwho looked nervous,answered questions abnormally,and behaved unnaturally,and immediately began verifying him.
The glasses the man wore concealed a hidden mechanism, and he also wore a smart ring on his hand; a long press could trigger scanning, and the answers would be displayed on the glasses. When questioned, the manadmitted his illegal act of cheating usinghigh-tech devices.
Investigation revealed that when the man applied for a car driver's license years earlier, he barely passed the theory subject only after four attempts. When applying this time to add a motorcycle driver's license,because he feared failing the exam again,he grew anxious and conceived a crooked idea,purchasing AI glasses, smart rings, and other electronic cheating devices through online channels, hoping to pass the exam with the help of so-called "high tech".
IT之家 learned from the announcement that during the investigation, the man self-tested with practice questions on his phone achieving an accuracy rate above 85%, but when officers randomly drew questions and asked him to demonstrate using the devices,the expensive cheating devices turned outto have an extremely low accuracy rate.The answers givenall contained obvious errors,and the answers to multiple-choice questions were entirely wrong;the so-called expensive "guaranteed-pass artifact" was all a false gimmick.
In accordance with Article 93, Paragraph 2 of the Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's Licenses, the public security traffic management authorities lawfully imposed on the mana fine of 1,900 yuan andbarred him from applying for a driver's license again within one year.