Julia Bergin

Pulled out of class, held back after school and forced to prove they're not AI cheats, students say NSW high schools are pitting them against faulty AI detectors.

It's not just universities using AI tools to detect AI cheating - high schools are also and they're also getting it wrong.

To advertise a property for $1 million, knowing it must sell above $1.3 million, is illegal. It is called underquoting, and in NSW it is rife, according to data analysis.

At least a dozen Australian universities are using AI to detect AI. But they're not always catching cheats. Instead, they're wrongly accusing students of academic misconduct.

A couple of weeks ago the ABC revealed thousands of Australian Catholic University students were wrongly accused of using artificial intelligence to cheat. The University had used artificial intelligence technology to make the claims. Now it seems the problem is more widespread.  

An Australian team has successfully completed the world's first, fully remote, robotic surgery.

The Australian Catholic University is being condemned by its own students, after wrongly accusing many of them of cheating on their assignments by using artificial intelligence.

An Australian university has accused thousands of its students of cheating with artificial intelligence. The problem? Many have done nothing wrong.

It's been more than 50 years since humans last set foot on the moon, but there's now a fast-tracked mission to go back.

A coroner finds no clear cause of death for 53-year-old Rachael Dixon, who died at a wellness retreat in regional Victoria.

Local government elected officials in Victoria say they are being threatened, abused and harassed online and in person, but they have no protection.