This question raises questions about the concept of “smartness.” Using high-tech tricks to cheat might be technically considered smart if we look at it simply in terms of the ability to solve a problem or overcome an obstacle. However, such behavior is often considered morally and ethically wrong because it unfairly disrupts the game and can cause harm to others. In this context, using high-tech tricks to cheat is more like cunning and lack of sportsmanship than true intelligence. Intelligence is often associated with creative problem solving combined with moral and ethical awareness. Intelligence also involves considering the impact of one’s actions on others, and the importance of respecting the rules of the game, fairness, and honesty. In terms of specific behaviors, it depends on how one defines and measures “smartness.” While technical ability may be a manifestation of intelligence or problem-solving ability, the intent and consequences of using it to cheat may undermine the argument that it is smart in the traditional sense.