
KPMG Partner Fined for Using AI to Cheat on Internal Test
A KPMG partner has been fined for using AI to pass an internal exam, part of a broader trend of staff members at the accounting firm being caught using the technology for tests.

A KPMG partner has been fined for using AI to pass an internal exam, part of a broader trend of staff members at the accounting firm being caught using the technology for tests.
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