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The top scorer in Korea's recent tax accountant qualification examination admitted Sunday that he used generative AI and a camera to cheat, reversing his earlier denials, Yonhap and the Korea Times report. The Ministry of Economy and Finance said it is considering suspending his certification, according to KBS World. The government has vowed zero tolerance against AI smart glasses cheating during next week's national university entrance exam, the Prime Minister's Secretariat said, and a lawmaker has sought a $4.9 million budget to detect such cheating, the Korea Times reports. Korean media describe cheating methods evolving from hidden notes and text messages to AI-powered glasses, with concerns spreading from the college entrance exam to national licensing tests.