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The jury in the Diddy trial has handed down its verdict, finding the hip hop mogul guilty of prostitution-related crimes but acquitting him of other charges that could have put him behind bars for life.
Plus, anyone studying knows AI is everywhere. So is it normalising cheating, and can unis rein it in?
And we get into the popular vitamin that's being linked to a bunch of blood toxicity cases.
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01:20 - In court for the Diddy verdict
09:00 - Our deep dive into AI at uni
24:50 - Vitamin B6 toxicity
Guests:
- Lauren Day, North America correspondent, ABC
- Jackson Worthington, reporter, hack
- Dr Lenka Ucnik, acting director, TEQSA Higher Education Integrity Unit
- Garth Maker, associate professor, Murdoch University
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