KPMG Australia revealed that more than two dozen staff members have been caught using AI assistance to complete internal training tests during the current financial year.
Stronger AI literacy could help ease manpower pressures in accounting and attrition in the law, while shifting professionals towards higher-value roles Read more at The Business Times.
Opportunities lie in enhancing fund management compliance and efficiency through specialized training. The course targets fund managers navigating complex regulations, emphasizing key functions, risk ...
A company called KPMG has uncovered 28 instances of staff using AI to cheat on internal exams since July, including a ...
It is critical for Singapore’s public sector to modernise its legacy IT systems and protect itself from cyberthreats, said ...
Utilityman Kiké Hernández, who had offseason surgery to repair his left elbow, announces on his Instagram account that he's ...
Congress has for too long neglected its duty to provide oversight of the president. Rand Paul and Thomas Massie are finally ...
Officials in the Trump administration are reportedly furious at Kristi Noem’s alleged lover after learning about his ...
OpenAI calls out DeepSeek for copying its model for self training. All you need to know about the memo sent to US lawmakers ...
A 20-year study reveals that "speed of processing" brain training can reduce the risk of dementia by 25% in older adults.
The curling drama at the Winter Olympics sent the sport's governing body scrambling to address a growing controversy and curb ...
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