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Melbourne Uni employees to go on strike over AI, saying ‘this system has to change’

Publié par Herald Sun · Australie il y a 12 h

University of Melbourne staff are set to walk off the job and shut down classes in the lead-up to exams as artificial intelligence adds to mounting workload pressures.

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Melbourne Uni employees to go on strike over AI, saying ‘this system has to change’

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