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As Deloitte returns part of its fee for a flawed AI-assisted government report in Australia, the case spotlights how ...

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The interdisciplinary field of cyberpsychology has made a significant impact on key areas of computing, including ...

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The number of international student arrivals in the U.S. dropped by nearly a fifth in August as American universities started the new academic year, according to federal data. The dip is the latest ...

Ahead of the ceremony honoring the former justice minister, who abolished the death penalty, law professor Paul Cassia and historian Michelle Perrot discuss his legacy in a joint interview.

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