Inquiry finds chatbots are 'grooming children'

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Latest PRIVACY Chatbots ‘grooming children’: inquiry A parliamentary inquiry into artificial intelligence in schools warns of ‘many privacy risks around students’ personal data, including or profiling and grooming’. By NATASHA BITA EXCLUSIVE Tough powers for students’ watchdog The Albanese government’s unprecedented intervention is aimed at improving student safety and holding universities to account for substandard teaching. By NATASHA BITA HIGHER EDUCATION Student cap policies ‘wilfully weakening economy’ Universities Australia chairman David Lloyd blamed ‘underfunding’ for forcing universities to rely on revenue from fee-paying international students. By NATASHA BITA EXCLUSIVE Single-sex schools ‘discriminate’: principal The principal of a southwest Sydney boys high school, soon to merge with its neighbouring girls school and become co-ed, has referred to single-sex education as ‘a discriminatory s... By JOANNA PANAGOPOULOS SCHOOLS Teacher injury payouts double in six years Stories of violent students and parents have prompted a soft-touch response from the Queensland government. By NATASHA BITA We think you might also like Elite Sydney private school teacher charged with child grooming An English teacher and former student of Knox Grammar School has been charged with one count of ‘procuring or grooming a child under 16 for unlawful sexual activity’. By ELLIE DUDLEY Indigenous boarding schools request funding lifeline Remote boarding schools say Indigenous student enrolments need sustained government funding if educators are to stay afloat. By JAMES DOWLING, NATASHA BITA   NEWSLETTERS TODAY'S PAPER MIND GAMES THE AUSTRALIAN PLUS   Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by The Australian, GPO Box 4245, Sydney, NSW, 2001 Australia.