[ad_1] Sir Keir Starmer’s speech opening London Tech Week at Olympia on Monday was another demonstration of the government’s commitment to the transformative power of artificial intelligence, following
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[ad_1] Matthew Howells Application 12643-2024 Admitted 2018 Hearing 27 February 2025 Reasons 6 March 2025 The SDT ordered that the respondent should be suspended from practice for six
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[ad_1] There have been recent news stories about the use of GenAI tools in universities. While their rules and policies on GenAI use vary, there is general agreement