Kylie Moore-Gilbert
Kylie Moore-Gilbert is a British-Australian academic who was imprisoned in Iran for over two years on espionage charges. She has spoken out about the issues surrounding hostage diplomacy and the psychological impact of wrongful detention.
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Australia:
Kylie Moore-Gilbert is questioning the value of a degree in light of AI's impact on education.
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Australia:
Kylie Moore-Gilbert claimed universities were committing 'widespread, industrial fraud' by accepting money from students and giving them degrees that they did not earn because they were outsourcing their thinking to AI.
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Australia:
Kylie Moore-Gilbert wrote in this masthead last week that she had advised her stepdaughter to think twice about going to university.
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Australia:
Kylie Moore-Gilbert is a research fellow in Security Studies at Macquarie University and a regular columnist.
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Australia:
Kylie Moore-Gilbert is a research fellow in Security Studies at Macquarie University and a regular columnist.
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Australia:
Kylie Moore-Gilbert, who spent 804 days in an Iranian prison after being falsely accused of being a spy, called for security agencies to scrutinise whether close relatives of Iranian regime officials meet the character test required to live in Australia.
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Australia:
Kylie Moore-Gilbert is an academic in Middle Eastern political science at Macquarie University and the author of a memoir about her time in an Iranian prison.
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Australia:
Kylie Moore-Gilbert, an Australian analyst, wrote about the potential for another round of protests in Iran.
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Australia:
Kylie Moore-Gilbert is an academic in Middle Eastern political science at Macquarie University and the author of a memoir about her imprisonment.
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Australia:
Kylie Moore-Gilbert is a regular columnist and the author of memoir The Uncaged Sky: My 804 Days in an Iranian Prison.
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