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  • NSW government disputes alleged data breach

    NSW government disputes alleged data breach

    Says hackers’ data leak is outdated, publicly available.
  • Employers relying on counteroffers to retain staff

    Employers relying on counteroffers to retain staff

    Warning: It’s often just a short-term fix.
  • Ozempic-maker Novo Nordisk hit with $US25m ransom

    Ozempic-maker Novo Nordisk hit with $US25m ransom

    Hackers say they pilfered 1.3TB of data over two months.
  • Australia loses access to Anthropic’s most advanced AI

    Australia loses access to Anthropic’s most advanced AI

    Trump administration cites national security concerns.
  • SpaceX IPO rockets beyond expectations

    SpaceX IPO rockets beyond expectations

    Elon Musk becomes world’s first trillionaire.
  • Hismile fined for fake social media reviews

    Hismile fined for fake social media reviews

    Queensland toothpaste company busted by ACCC.
  • ACS Fellow Jenny Edwards welcomed to Order of Australia

    ACS Fellow Jenny Edwards welcomed to Order of Australia

    Award recognises long career in technology.
  • Checkmate: ASX to pay $20.5m fine for misleading IT statements

    Checkmate: ASX to pay $20.5m fine for misleading IT statements

    The CHESS project was not ‘progressing well’ as claimed.
  • Court holds Google liable for inaccurate AI Overviews

    Court holds Google liable for inaccurate AI Overviews

    Ruling could reshape internet law.
  • UK mirrors Australia on social media ban

    UK mirrors Australia on social media ban

    Goes a step further in restricting gaming and livestreaming.
  • Most Aussies have three job interviews on the go

    Most Aussies have three job interviews on the go

    But they’re still wary to make the move.
  • Scammers built fake AFP call centre

    Scammers built fake AFP call centre

    Sophisticated operation targeted Australians.
  • Anthropic releases ‘Mythos-level’ chatbot to public

    Anthropic releases ‘Mythos-level’ chatbot to public

    Will guardrails hold up under pressure?
  • Woolworths to move IT jobs offshore

    Woolworths to move IT jobs offshore

    Staff consultation begins as employees face uncertainty.
  • Scammed? You’ll soon have a one-stop shop to complain

    Scammed? You’ll soon have a one-stop shop to complain

    One body for scam complaints about big tech, telcos, and banks.
  • Why it’s so hard to land a cybersecurity job

    Why it’s so hard to land a cybersecurity job

    Employers want a highly uncommon skillset.
  • Getting scammed via SMS will be harder from 1 July

    Getting scammed via SMS will be harder from 1 July

    But more businesses need to act.
  • The jobs AI may replace

    The jobs AI may replace

    Tech roles among those facing disruption.
  • Apple debuts ‘profoundly more capable’ Siri AI

    Apple debuts ‘profoundly more capable’ Siri AI

    After missteps and fines, this time it’s for real – just not in Europe.
  • AI is suddenly getting much more expensive. Here’s why.

    AI is suddenly getting much more expensive. Here’s why.

    Tech giants done subsidising developers, high-volume AI users.
  • We’re in the era of ‘doomjobbing’

    We’re in the era of ‘doomjobbing’

    Mass applications create hiring headaches.
  • Meta blasts ‘discriminatory’ news levy

    Meta blasts ‘discriminatory’ news levy

    Critics fear damage to US relations.
  • AI training won’t fix Australia’s knowing-doing gap

    AI training won’t fix Australia’s knowing-doing gap

    Why billions spent on development may not translate into productivity.
  • OpenAI files for US public offering

    OpenAI files for US public offering

    ChatGPT maker joins Anthropic and SpaceX in the race to list.
  • Anthropic gives Mythos AI to Australia's cyber defenders

    Anthropic gives Mythos AI to Australia's cyber defenders

    Unreleased model to test national security and infrastructure.
  • Microsoft drops quantum bombshell with new chip

    Microsoft drops quantum bombshell with new chip

    But physicist describes development as ‘massive PR bulls**t’.
  • Academic defends AI-written article

    Academic defends AI-written article

    Piece advised students not to “outsource your thinking”.
  • Australians may love genAI, but we don’t trust it

    Australians may love genAI, but we don’t trust it

    OpenAI’s reputation plummets as tech companies tank.
  • Hackers use Meta AI to hijack Instagram accounts

    Hackers use Meta AI to hijack Instagram accounts

    Chatbot handed over account access to anyone who asked.
  • ‘Energy vampires’: Calls to pause data centre frenzy

    ‘Energy vampires’: Calls to pause data centre frenzy

    Critics warn rapid expansion risks driving emissions higher.
  • Sacked WiseTech staff banned from four rival firms

    Sacked WiseTech staff banned from four rival firms

    Laid-off employees barred from joining key competitors.
  • Google engineer charged with using search data to win $1.7m

    Google engineer charged with using search data to win $1.7m

    Authorities claim insider information was misused.
  • Nvidia and Microsoft 'reinvent the PC' with new AI chip

    Nvidia and Microsoft 'reinvent the PC' with new AI chip

    RTX Spark 'superchip' to power on-device agents.
  • Scam victims could get automatic payouts

    Scam victims could get automatic payouts

    Govt proposes default reimbursements for losses under $3,000.
  • Film festival hack leaves thousands fearing identity theft

    Film festival hack leaves thousands fearing identity theft

    Hacker mocks victims via SMS and email.
  • Officeworks shifts some tech jobs to India, Philippines

    Officeworks shifts some tech jobs to India, Philippines

    Staff told company will increase use of AI.
  • ACCC sues Amazon over dangerous backpacks

    ACCC sues Amazon over dangerous backpacks

    Lacked mandatory button battery safety warnings.
  • WiseTech's 'damaging' AI layoffs hit by scandal

    WiseTech's 'damaging' AI layoffs hit by scandal

    After 'an agonising wait', accusations fly as staff are cut.
  • China restricts travel of AI experts amid tech war

    China restricts travel of AI experts amid tech war

    Controversial move signals lockdown of domestic talent.
  • Hackers hijack Aussie home devices in massive attack

    Hackers hijack Aussie home devices in massive attack

    Fuelled unprecedented DDoS attack on hosting giant.
  • Uber ordered to reinstate driver accused of dangerous driving

    Uber ordered to reinstate driver accused of dangerous driving

    Fair Work blasts company over complaints handling.
  • Cybersecurity issues facing Australia's 2026 Census

    Cybersecurity issues facing Australia's 2026 Census

    ABS 'must address' ICT vulnerabilities, audit finds.
  • Digital literacy amongst students hits new lows

    Digital literacy amongst students hits new lows

    Struggle with analysing data, creating presentations.
  • US govt invests $53m in Aussie quantum computing firm

    US govt invests $53m in Aussie quantum computing firm

    Highly scalable tech puts Diraq among 9 firms in $2.8b cash splash.
  • SpaceX readies what could be biggest IPO ever

    SpaceX readies what could be biggest IPO ever

    Would make Elon Musk world’s first trillionaire.
  • Ferrari unveils first EV with Apple design icon Jony Ive

    Ferrari unveils first EV with Apple design icon Jony Ive

    Australia's Marc Newson also worked on new model, the Luce.
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