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A student in Turkey is facing jail time after using a homebrew AI device to cheat on a test.
The student was caught using the device at a school in the southwestern province of Isparta while taking the country’s basic aptitude test.
Police say that the student was only caught because they appeared to be acting suspiciously.
Another student was also arrested in relation to the cheating.
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