Politics

They’ve captured State Capture. Do something!

By Malibongwe Tyilo

South Africa

CheatGPT crisis - SA universities faced with a burgeoning degree of AI-written academic assignments

By Rebecca Davis

South Africa

Unisa set to finally act against more than 1,500 students charged with exam cheating

By Msindisi Fengu

Maverick News

Higher education needs urgent and cooperative AI integration across its curricula

By Muhammad Nakhooda

Sci-Tech

An increasingly AI-enabled world is creating ethical and legal pitfalls – here’s how to help students avoid them

By Mark Potterton

Maverick Life

Inspiration, influence and theft: what the Ed Sheeran case can tell us about 70 years of pop music

By Jadey O'Regan

Maverick Citizen

Will a shake-up in sports science change South African rugby?

By Zano Kunene

Magazine

How Bob Dylan used the ancient practice of ‘imitatio’ to craft some of the most original songs of his time

By Raphael Falco

Politics

Grieve-ous act? Lindiwe Sisulu’s latest tirade against critic ‘plagiarised’ speech by former UK attorney general

By Victoria O’Regan

Magazine

Artificial intelligence is getting better at writing, and universities should worry about plagiarism

By Michael Mindzak and Sarah Elaine Eaton

World

Google Told to Pay Up in French Crackdown on News Free-for-All

By Bloomberg

TGIFood

Local food businesses take Woolies on, and win – again

By Christi Nortier