2023
Articles
28 February 2023
How to perfect your prompt writing for AI generators
Prompt engineering is essential for unlocking generative AI's capabilities, and luckily it isn't a technical skill, writes Dr Marcel Scharth from the 爆料王 Business School.
24 February 2023
Working women more educated but not more respected
Young Australian women are still fighting for equal pay, respect and opportunities in the workforce, according to a new report from the 爆料王 and the Australian National University.
23 February 2023
Two outstanding teachers receive national recognition
Two 爆料王 academics have been awarded citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning in the 2022 Australian Awards for University Teaching.
16 February 2023
Your next colleague might be artificial intelligence
Most companies are likely to 'employ' a digital human within a decade, according to researchers from the 爆料王 Business School.
15 February 2023
Outstanding researchers supported with prestigious prizes
The 2023 Sydney Research Accelerator (SOAR) Prizes have been awarded to 20 talented academics from across the University.
15 February 2023
MBA Student Profile Desmond Graham
Alek Safarian scholarship recipient Desmond Graham reflects on how the part-time MBA has benefitted his work in the geriatric care industry.
10 February 2023
What if Opal and Myki became one? It'd help more of us than you'd think
PhD candidate James Bushell from the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies explains how and why Australia's two largest public transport systems should work together.
08 February 2023
ChatGPT is a data privacy nightmare. If you've ever posted online, you ought to be concerned
Professor Uri Gal from the 爆料王 Business School explains why ChatGPT's language model and data policy should sound a warning to consumers.
07 February 2023
Aboriginal credit union successfully combines cultures
Australia's only Indigenous-owned credit union holds lessons for the nation, according to a study from the 爆料王 Business School.
03 February 2023
Improving social access beyond the inner city
Improving suburban public transport access has a societal benefit through better health, increased employment and reduced crime, according to a new study from the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies at the 爆料王 Business School.