AI cheating is putting uni degrees on trial
Some universities are deploying AI detection tools. The University of Western Australia will not. I agree with that decision.
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Some universities are deploying AI detection tools. The University of Western Australia will not. I agree with that decision.
Mastering uneasy discussions on money, health and succession creates better leaders, and it’s also a valuable skill to hand down to your kids.
The former New Zealand prime minister won’t teach full-time, but is expected to deliver guest lectures and masterclasses to students and researchers.
Australia’s sheep flock is dwindling at the same time as international demand for lamb and mutton booms. That’s bad news for local shoppers.
Sean Layh, who taught himself to paint in part by staring at the NGV’s permanent collection, has now won three major prizes this year with his traditional techniques.
Despite being a five-seater, this shockingly speedy Porsche might be the next best thing to being in a fighter jet.
Education & Youth
With the nation’s economic, political, cultural and civil exceptionalism shattered, major effort is needed to prevent Kevin Rudd’s warning of a “second-rate country” coming true.
RMIT is running a pilot program using AutoEnrol – an AI platform that sorts through student applications to recommend who should be accepted and rejected.
The gallery’s former head of IT is alleged to have misused a Telstra sponsorship account to steal and sell $8.4 million worth of devices.