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Western Australia seeks refund from Deloitte over flawed AI-aided report

The Next Webby Ana-Maria Stanciuc

Context: Western Australia's government wants a fast refund for a report on merging three universities that contained AI-generated references to sources that do not exist and wrong cost totals.

From The Next Web: Western Australia’s government is seeking a fast refund from Deloitte over a flawed report on merging three of the state’s universities. The report contained AI-generated references to sources that do not exist, as well as wrong cost totals.

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Sunday, October 25, 2026, ranked 35
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