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Academics and AI marking: a welcome aid for overworked staff or a sloppy shortcut? (opens the original)
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Educational institutions find themselves suddenly confronted with a fork in the road Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Armin Alimardani has blue hair, is fresh faced, wears a smart watch and describes himself as “a tech enthusiast”. He is an unlikely sentinel, perhaps, to warn that a drift towards academics using generative artificial intelligence to help mark students assignments could pose an existential threat to higher education. The Western Sydney University senior
Artists boycotted this portrait prize over AI entries. Now theyâre back to take them on (opens the original)
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After two years shunning the Brisbane portrait prize, several artists are entering again, with some First Nations painters counting on another AI â âancestral integrityâ â to help them win Poised above the lady in the red dress is a claw. Its metallic fingers grasp to pluck its prize from a jumble of other women while she looks dreamily upward, as if to say âWho, me?â The woman in the red dress is Australian comedian Alice Fraser, as photographed on stage. The other women â generic
You can spend hundreds of dollars at the Ekka, but the magic is in humble reminders of an older Brisbane (opens the original)
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A fun day at the Royal Queensland Show on a strict-ish budget seemed a tall order. But away from the hyper-commercial modernity, the Ekka’s roots still come through Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast At first the assignment seems so simple as to barely qualify as a challenge: take a child to the Ekka for a day while spending less than $200. Until we buy tickets – with the added pre-purchase of the show’s iconic strawberry sundaes – for $60. We’re still to negotiate that
Sydney gardener fined almost $200,000 for removing 287 trees to improve harbourside mansionâs water views (opens the original)
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Local council described incident as âworst act of environmental vandalism in Lane Cove historyâ Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast It began with a gardener being hired to trim grass at a harbourside mansion in Sydney â and escalated to payments being left in a shoe for the unlawful felling of hundreds of native trees in protected bushland. Now a court has fined Yi Wang $187,500 for his role in organising and carrying out the destruction of 287 trees from council-ow
Mentions of âgenderâ scrubbed from Queensland Office for Women website amid alleged effort to âdewokifyâ (opens the original)
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Comparisons of live and archived pages show more than 20 mentions have been removed, including in reference to the gender pay gap Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast References to âgender equalityâ have been removed from the Queensland Office for Womenâs website amid claims by former staffers that the Liberal National party government wants to âdewokifyâ the public service. Guardian Australia has seen an ema
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