Academic journals routinely reject AI-generated submissions. But if an article meets rigorous standards and its origins are ...
An estimated 50,000 people died from heat-related causes across European cities this summer. Yet climate denial persists, ...
New Zealand's knife-edge result leaves Christopher Luxon stitching together an unstable right-wing coalition, while a small-target Labour campaign and a Wellington-gutting agenda point to a raucous, ...
Peter Singer, Emeritus Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University and Visiting Professor of Medical Ethics at the Centre for Biomedical Ethics at National University of Singapore, is co-host of ...
Hundreds of songs have emerged in solidarity with Palestine, with Irish musicians prominent among those speaking out. Australia's rich tradition of protest music offers both inspiration and a ...
In 2018, Victorian Labor ignored a crime scare campaign and won a landslide. Now it is campaigning on crime itself, giving ...
Sandpapergate exposed more than individual wrongdoing. The pressure to belong can make challenging teammates extraordinarily ...
AI is moving beyond routine tasks into insight, imagination and humour. As machines challenge what we thought made human ...
The biggest problem with the global debate about artificial intelligence is the fact that it’s being dominated by hyper-rich ...
A retired doctor challenges the AMA's defence of specialist fees, arguing that exorbitant charges cannot be excused by ...
As Chris Bowen urges the world to cut emissions at COP31, NSW Labor is rushing through legislation to protect coal production ...
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