Sky News host Amanda Stoker says there have been calls for national regulations for artificial intelligence in the classroom as the risk of students cheating becomes more apparent.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Sporting bodies have ‘grossly misunderstood’ their role regarding VoiceSporting bodies have “grossly misunderstood” their role when it comes to the Indigenous Voice to Parliament, according to Sky News host Amanda Stoker. “The question of whether this is the right thing to do to our nation's democracy is a highly contentious one,” she said. “Yet, sport isn't, and it shouldn't be. When politics seeps into sport, it becomes not merely divisive, but lecturing and toxic.”
Read more »
Crackdown on AI as high schools grapple with students cheatingReal Schools Founder and CEO Adam Voigt says cheating in high school has never been easier thanks to artificial intelligence and students are taking advantage of it. “There’s a micro-industry that is emerging at the moment around cheating services for young people,” Mr Voigt told Sky News host Amanda Stoker. “It’s easier now to cheat than it has ever been before, and schools are grappling with all of that.”
Read more »
RBA reforms won’t change the ‘mistake’ of using interest rates to do all the workLiberal MP Garth Hamilton says the Reserve Bank of Australia’s reforms will not change the fact the government’s mistake is allowing interest rates to do all of the work. “We can make these changes and we can make these reforms, they don’t change the fact we’re allowing interest rates to do all of the work and I think that’s the mistake we’re making as a country,” Mr Hamilton told Sky News host Amanda Stoker.
Read more »