This question involves the distinction between intelligence and morality. From a technical point of view, being able to design and use high-tech means to cheat may indeed require certain intellectual and technical abilities. However, the concept of "intelligence" usually contains not only intelligence, but also judgment and wisdom. Consider from a more comprehensive perspective： -This behavior is illegal and may lead to serious legal consequences -In the long run, the risks of cheating (arrest, reputation damage, legal punishment) often exceed the short-term benefits. -This behavior harms the interests of others and social integrity True intelligence should include a comprehensive assessment of the consequences of behavior and ethical considerations. Using technical capabilities in legal and constructive fields usually leads to more lasting success and social recognition.