Changelog
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This page is generated automatically at build time from the site’s content. It lists every published report and post, newest first, so there is a single chronological record of what has changed. Site infrastructure and dashboards update continuously; see humans.txt for the people and process behind it.
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The Quiet Ban on 'Engagement Detection': Emotion-Recognition AI in EU Classrooms
EU law has prohibited emotion-recognition AI in education since February 2025. What the banned tools claimed to do, and why the science behind them fell short. -
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The EU AI Act and the Classroom: What Changes for Assessment and Detection
The EU AI Act treats exam monitoring and grading as high-risk, and the literacy duty is already live. What that means for assessment and AI detection tools. -
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University Assessment Needs Verifiable Judgment, Not AI Detection
HEPI argues that universities should assess verifiable judgement rather than rely on AI detection alone. -
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The Knowledge Governance Gap: Institutions Are Improvising While AI Reshapes How Knowledge Is Made
From classrooms to codebases, AI is already inside knowledge work while schools, journals, and governments still improvise their response. -
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Albanese AI framework faces 2027 wait as Greens push halt
Australia’s proposed national AI rules protect creatives but delay legislation to early 2027, prompting Greens calls to pause hyperscale datacentres. -
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Detection or entrapment? The ethics of the professor's hidden-text trap
White-on-white instructions in briefs can catch AI use, yet they blur detection and entrapment and quietly erode trust on campus. -
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Software engineers sharpen fundamentals as AI rewrites the profession
Software engineers in the US are retraining, evaluating AI output, organising collectively or leaving, a July 2026 Guardian portrait finds. -
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Prompt injection: the hidden instructions that can turn an AI assistant against its user
Prompt injection hides commands inside web pages and documents so AI assistants that act for you can be steered into theft, misdirection or unwanted actions. -
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Australia's new AI office protects creators from copyright theft
Australia will create an Office of AI, tighten creator copyright rules, and set binding datacentre standards from early 2027. -
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Which AI image generator can actually spell? We ran a test
We gave three AI image generators the same design brief with an exact headline and judged which ones spelt it right and which invented text nobody asked for.