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educationhq.com > news > humiliated-and-violated-school-deepfake-victims-reveal-toll-of-perpetrators-actions-214591

‘Humiliated and violated’: school deepfake victims reveal toll of perpetrator’s actions

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (730+ words) A mother has revealed her anguish over how and when to tell her young daughter she had been targeted by a deepfake image creator who distributed sexualised pictures. Former software developer Antonio Rotondo, 56, was sentenced to two years in prison…...

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educationhq.com > news > oral-exams-are-making-a-comeback-to-stop-ai-cheating-but-they-have-their-own-problems-214167

Oral exams are making a comeback to stop AI cheating. But they have their own problems — EducationHQ

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (894+ words) Universities are increasingly turning to oral exams to stop students using artificial intelligence (AI) to cheat. Some unis say it allows teachers to more accurately test students’ knowledge. Meanwhile, some NSW schools are also using oral exams to prevent cheating....

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educationhq.com > news > teachers-more-likely-to-trust-ai-than-humans-even-when-its-wrong-new-research-214166

Teachers more likely to trust AI than humans, even when it’s wrong: new research

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (1014+ words) People are less likely to correct mistakes when they believe they are made by artificial intelligence rather than by humans, a new study has found. The study, published in PNAS Nexus and involving a randomised experiment with more than 1300 teachers…...