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In it, the university accused her of using artificial intelligence (AI) to cheat on an assignment.

Professor Liu was part of the team that pioneered the University of Sydney's "two-lane" system, allowing AI use in certain assessments.

Instead of punishment, he said the university wanted to teach students how to use AI properly. »

Streaming services in California will have to ensure that their commercials are no louder than the shows surrounding them.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill, SB 576, that bars the services “from transmitting the audio of commercial advertisements louder than the video content the advertisements accompany.”

The governor noted that federal law — the Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation Act of 2010 — already prohibits TV stations and cable operators from featuring the loud commercials. »

In this Reconstruction-era Assassin’s Creed, gamers would play as a Black man who had been formerly enslaved in the South and moved west to start a new life.

The people were enthusiastic about the game but were also frustrated by its cancellation, which they perceived as Ubisoft bowing to controversy.

“Too political in a country too unstable, to make it short,” one source familiar with the game and its cancellation told Game File. »

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that if Russian leader Vladimir Putin seeks to capture all of eastern Ukraine, his army’s losses in killed personnel would amount to around one million soldiers.

Recalling his conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump, Zelensky said:.

“What I told him has come true: the Russians will not take the east, and if they want to do so, Putin will have to bury one million of his own people. »