KPMG Australia partner fined for using AI to cheat in AI ethics test

KPMG Australia partner fined for using AI to cheat in AI ethics test

A senior partner at KPMG Australia was fined A$10,000 (approximately US$7,000) for using generative AI tools to cheat on an internal training assessment on the responsible and ethical application of the technology. The partner, a registered company auditor, uploaded a training manual into an external AI platform to generate answers for a mandatory assessment in…

Sustainable fashion in India: Can ethics and scale Coexist?

Sustainable fashion in India: Can ethics and scale Coexist?

India loves fast fashion. Low prices, new collections every week, and trends that travel from Instagram to local markets overnight. But beneath the discounts and dopamine hits sits an uncomfortable question: can fashion in India grow at scale without exploiting people, polluting water, and burying the country under textile waste? This article explores whether sustainable…

AISB 2026 Symposium on the Ethics of Gen-AI Assisted Authoring : Broadcast: News items : University of Sussex

AISB 2026 Symposium on the Ethics of Gen-AI Assisted Authoring : Broadcast: News items : University of Sussex

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Poynter and Hacks/Hackers partner to keep fast AI adoption aligned with journalism ethics

Poynter and Hacks/Hackers partner to keep fast AI adoption aligned with journalism ethics

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (January 8, 2026) — Since the 2022 launch of ChatGPT and the rise of generative artificial intelligence, the news industry has struggled to adapt  — with a series of AI blunders that have frayed audience trust. As AI rapidly reshapes the media landscape, Poynter is helping people understand how the technology works…

Education’s AI revolution rests on telecommunications and ethics

Education’s AI revolution rests on telecommunications and ethics

New evidence shows that telecommunications infrastructure has become the hidden backbone of educational transformation in the era of artificial intelligence. Without high-speed, low-latency connectivity and strong governance, AI-enabled education risks deepening inequality rather than closing learning gaps. The study, titled Navigating the Future of Education: A Review on Telecommunications and AI Technologies, Ethical…