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Scott Stephens

Scott Stephens

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Religion and Ethics Editor, ABC News (Australia)

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  • Can Australia’s federal election escape the shadow of Donald Trump?

    By Scott Stephens Verified, Amanda Roberts| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified If there is ever a time when politicians should be able to expect a fair share of the public’s attention, it’s during an election campaign. After all, this triennial event is when they can demonstrate to the Australian public that they’ve been attentive to their aspirations and concerns for the future, and have developed a series of policies able to address those hopes and fears.

    By Scott Stephens Verified, Amanda Roberts · Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • AI in education - is it a technology to be feared, or a tool to be taught? - ABC listen

    By Scott Stephens Verified, Sinead Lee| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified This is the second of two episodes recorded in front of a live audience as part of a special “Week with Students”, a collaboration between Radio National and ABC Education. Shortly after OpenAI made its powerful generative AI tool, ChatGPT, available to the public in October 2023, there was a torrent of reports forecasting the “end of the essay” or warning that the advent of advanced chatbots would sound the death knell of academic integrity.

    By Scott Stephens Verified, Sinead Lee · Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Can Australia’s federal election escape the shadow of Donald Trump?

    By Scott Stephens Verified, Amanda Roberts| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified If there is ever a time when politicians should be able to expect a fair share of the public’s attention, it’s during an election campaign. After all, this triennial event is when they can demonstrate to the Australian public that they’ve been attentive to their aspirations and concerns for the future, and have developed a series of policies able to address those hopes and fears.

    By Scott Stephens Verified, Amanda Roberts · Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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ABC News (Australia)

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