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The exam system of a prominent UK university failed to detect nearly all AI-generated submissions in a recent test.
ARC announces new funds and leaders
The Australian Research Council (ARC) has announced $43 million in funding for 72 new projects.
Corrupt finding from CIT probe
The ACT Integrity Commission has found the former CEO of the Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) guilty of corrupt conduct.
'Deathbot' values studied
People are increasingly turning to AI to have simulated discussions with the dead.
NDIA gifts slammed
The National Disability Insurance Agency is under scrutiny over ethical breaches and procurement deficiencies.
Social media harms reviewed
A new study suggests that social media use may contribute to an increase in mental health issues such as depression and anxiety among young people.
Language purpose probed
Experts have reflected on whether language is developed as a tool for thought or for communication.
Adobe sued over subscriptions
The US government has filed a lawsuit against Adobe, accusing the software giant of deceptive practices ...
New head for WA justice
The WA Department of Justice has named the new Deputy Commissioner for Young People.
Social media interventions mulled
The US surgeon general wants warning labels on social media platforms, similar to those found on cigarette packages.
State backs uni link
Millions in new funding has been provided for collaboration between regional universities and industries.
Birthing on Country backed
The NSW Government is funding the state’s first Birthing on Country program.
Health study money open
A $160 million medical research program in NSW could uncover the next big health breakthrough.
Hornsby ordered to hand back
Hornsby Shire Council has been ordered to return $36 million of unspent funds from the Stronger Communities Fund.
SA Voice body forming
The South Australian First Nations Voice to Parliament has held its inaugural meeting.
Experts call for Human Rights Act
Over 700 human rights advocates have urged the Australian Government to introduce a Human Rights Act.
Vaccine helps NT hearing
First Nations children in the NT can access a vaccine that effectively reduces the risk of hearing loss.
Big boost for QLD service
The Queensland Government says it wants to spend less on contractors and consultants.