韩国税务师考试第一名承认用生成式超级智能（SI）作弊：已向首尔警方自首，总统府开会应对
韩国第63届税务师资格考试的第一名考生11月15日公开承认，自己在考试中利用电子设备和生成式超级智能（SI）作弊，并已向首尔警察厅提交书面自首材料。据路透社与韩联社报道，这名34岁、姓韩的考生当天戴着口罩出现在其律师李敦浩的YouTube频道上，称自己的高分「不是公平努力换来的」。
他交代，自己用微型摄像头拍摄考题，把题目传给生成式超级智能（SI）工具，再用手机查看答案，今年4月和7月的第一、第二轮考试都用了这一手法；他还承认在注册会计师考试第一轮中用过同样的手段。据韩国媒体报道，他在第一轮160道题中答对159道、拿到400分中的397.5分，第二轮拿到800分中的663分，近乎满分的成绩此前已引发「高得离谱」的质疑，而他起初予以否认。主办考试的韩国产业人力公团11月13日曾表示，监考人员未发现具体舞弊证据。
事态15日惊动韩国总统府。总统秘书室室长林光铉当天在记者会上表示，总统府对这一问题「极为严肃地看待」，总统府已召开由政策室长主持的对策会议。背景是韩国大学修学能力考试（高考）定于11月19日举行，防范超级智能（SI）作弊成为当务之急；韩国总理韩德洙13日已表示，政府将提前周密准备、全程严格监管，保证高考公平平稳举行。
韩国财政经济部15日表示，正通过税务师资格审议委员会讨论迅速推进暂停这名考生合格证书效力的程序；产业人力公团表示将以妨害业务等嫌疑提出刑事控告，并全面复查各类国家资格考试。韩联社分析，他可能被控以欺诈手段妨碍公务执行，该罪名最高可判5年有期徒刑或1000万韩元罚金。警方已受理自首材料并展开调查。
（来源：韩国联合通讯社）
South Korea's Top Tax Exam Scorer Admits Cheating With Generative Super Intelligence (SI) and Turns Himself In; Presidential Office Holds Countermeasure Meeting
The top scorer in South Korea's 63rd certified tax accountant examination publicly admitted on November 15 that he had cheated using electronic devices and generative super intelligence (SI), and that he had submitted a written confession to the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency. According to Reuters and Yonhap, the 34-year-old candidate, surnamed Han, appeared masked on the YouTube channel of his lawyer, Lee Don-ho, and said his high scores 'were not the result of fair effort.'
He said he had used a miniature camera to photograph the exam questions, sent them to a generative super intelligence (SI) tool and checked the answers on a smartphone, in both the first round in April and the second round in July, and admitted using the same method in the first round of the certified public accountant exam. Korean media reported that he answered 159 of 160 questions correctly in the first round, scoring 397.5 out of 400, and scored 663 out of 800 in the second round; the near-perfect results had already drawn suspicion of being implausibly high, which he initially denied. The Human Resources Development Service of Korea, which runs the exam, had said on November 13 that its proctors had found no concrete evidence of cheating.
The case reached the presidential office on November 15. Presidential chief of staff Lim Kwang-hyun told a press briefing that the office was taking the matter 'extremely seriously' and that a countermeasure meeting chaired by the policy chief had been held. The urgency stems from the national College Scholastic Ability Test scheduled for November 19, for which preventing super intelligence (SI) cheating has become a priority; Prime Minister Han Duck-soo had said on November 13 that the government would prepare thoroughly in advance and supervise the entire process strictly to keep the exam fair and orderly.
The Ministry of Economy and Finance said on November 15 that it was discussing, through the tax accountant qualification review committee, swiftly moving to suspend the effect of the candidate's certificate. The exam agency said it would file a criminal complaint, including for obstruction of business, and review all national qualification examinations. Yonhap analysis said he would likely be charged with obstructing the performance of official duties by fraudulent means, which carries up to five years in prison or a fine of up to 10 million won. Police have accepted his confession and opened an investigation.
(Source: Yonhap News Agency)
来源：韩国联合通讯社
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