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Study company helping Australian university students cheat sued in landmark court case
A landmark ruling in March fined Chegg $500,000 for providing cheating services to Australian university students. The court found Chegg violated anti-cheating laws by offering prepared answers for assessments at Monash University. The decision is expected to preserve academic integrity in a sector increasingly threatened by misuse of AI technologies.
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