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  • OpenAI shutting down Sora video generator

    OpenAI shutting down Sora video generator

    Company's $US1b Disney deal also reportedly cut.
  • Victorian business caught hiding paid reviews

    Victorian business caught hiding paid reviews

    Influencers told not to disclose deals.
  • Meta, AWS blame human error after AI agents go rogue

    Meta, AWS blame human error after AI agents go rogue

    Experts warn AI agents are being given too much free rein.
  • Software developer loses case after using AI

    Software developer loses case after using AI

    Workplace dispute spiralled following AI-generated emails.
  • Anthropic warns governments against 'threats or retaliation'

    Anthropic warns governments against 'threats or retaliation'

    AI firm 'grateful' for public support in case against US military.
  • WFH encouraged to help ease fuel crisis

    WFH encouraged to help ease fuel crisis

    But no official mandate to be issued by government.
  • IT jobs slump as unemployment rises

    IT jobs slump as unemployment rises

    Tech hiring falls faster than economy.
  • Government data centre ‘expectations’ spark backlash

    Government data centre ‘expectations’ spark backlash

    Critics demand stronger, broader action.
  • Would you let AI watch your doctor's appointment?

    Would you let AI watch your doctor's appointment?

    Australian study tests vision-enabled medical scribes.
  • AI-generated Val Kilmer cast for feature film

    AI-generated Val Kilmer cast for feature film

    Late actor’s likeness will be reproduced by tech.
  • Australians top international hackathon competition

    Australians top international hackathon competition

    But is it cheating to use AI?
  • CEO’s devious ChatGPT scheme falls apart in court

    CEO’s devious ChatGPT scheme falls apart in court

    AI chatbot gave advice on how to avoid paying bonuses.
  • Ex-Atlassian engineer fights dismissal after criticising CEO

    Ex-Atlassian engineer fights dismissal after criticising CEO

    Australian tech giant defends firing Denise Unterwurzacher.
  • Google pauses $20b Australian data centre investment

    Google pauses $20b Australian data centre investment

    Government talks continue as tensions rise.
  • The Australian 'smart bandage' that could monitor your wound

    The Australian 'smart bandage' that could monitor your wound

    RMIT University works to commercialise new technology.
  • Hybrid work pushes tech workers beyond the city

    Hybrid work pushes tech workers beyond the city

    'Dramatic' drop in Australians’ willingness to commute.
  • How CSIRO's world-first quantum battery charges instantly

    How CSIRO's world-first quantum battery charges instantly

    Scientists working to scale up new prototype.
  • AI blamed for every Australian tech sacking this year

    AI blamed for every Australian tech sacking this year

    But studies suggest more complex dynamics are afoot.
  • Stryker hack rattles global healthcare supply chains

    Stryker hack rattles global healthcare supply chains

    Pro-Iran group claims massive cyberattack.
  • Review urges 'bold' govt reform to fix Australian R&D

    Review urges 'bold' govt reform to fix Australian R&D

    Leaders pushed to repair 'outdated and fragmented' system.
  • AI layoffs spark push for four-day week

    AI layoffs spark push for four-day week

    And five weeks of annual leave.
  • Portable data centres to tap Australian renewables

    Portable data centres to tap Australian renewables

    WinDC's first modular 'AI factory' arrives on local shores.
  • UNSW worker loses permanent WFH bid

    UNSW worker loses permanent WFH bid

    Fair Work Commission backs university refusal.
  • Almost 80pc of Australian uni students now use AI

    Almost 80pc of Australian uni students now use AI

    This is creating an ‘illusion of competence’.
  • Atlassian cuts 1,600 jobs to invest more in AI

    Atlassian cuts 1,600 jobs to invest more in AI

    Hundreds of Australian staff axed, CTO also leaving.
  • Commission finds ‘serious corrupt conduct’ in Robodebt rollout

    Commission finds ‘serious corrupt conduct’ in Robodebt rollout

    Scott Morrison cleared of wrongdoing.
  • 'Widespread' tech issue hits NAPLAN testing platform

    'Widespread' tech issue hits NAPLAN testing platform

    Outage sees exams cut short or postponed.
  • This Melbourne data centre runs on human brain cells

    This Melbourne data centre runs on human brain cells

    Neurons already taught to play 'Doom' using Cortical Labs tech.
  • Microsoft adds Anthropic’s Claude to Copilot

    Microsoft adds Anthropic’s Claude to Copilot

    No longer an exclusive relationship with OpenAI.
  • Cyber insurance demand surges amid Iran conflict

    Cyber insurance demand surges amid Iran conflict

    Businesses brace for attacks and supply chain chaos.
  • Why you shouldn't offload your thinking to AI

    Why you shouldn't offload your thinking to AI

    Cognitive science shows why it's a bad idea.
  • How Mark learned to code in a Sydney prison

    How Mark learned to code in a Sydney prison

    Inside the program getting inmates into tech jobs.
  • ACS changes leadership

    ACS changes leadership

    Dr Prins Ralston steps in as interim CEO.
  • Tai chi scams target elderly Australians

    Tai chi scams target elderly Australians

    Scamwatch warns of financial malware.
  • WFH to become legal right for Victorians from 1 September

    WFH to become legal right for Victorians from 1 September

    Business groups furious.
  • Bunnings ruling no ‘green light’ for facial recognition

    Bunnings ruling no ‘green light’ for facial recognition

    Privacy Commissioner says retail still faces scrutiny.
  • US developing system to refund illegal tariffs

    US developing system to refund illegal tariffs

    Current technology not suited to mammoth task.
  • Porn sites block Australians in protest over age checks

    Porn sites block Australians in protest over age checks

    RedTube, YouPorn and more react to new regulations.
  • Apple unveils cheaper MacBook Neo, raises other laptop prices

    Apple unveils cheaper MacBook Neo, raises other laptop prices

    Tech giant also announces iPhone 17e and new iPad Air.
  • Ladies who launch: Aussie female founders who WFH

    Ladies who launch: Aussie female founders who WFH

    This IWD, meet the Aussie women driving the remote work revolution.
  • Tech Council fights non-compete ban

    Tech Council fights non-compete ban

    Government wants workers to switch jobs freely.
  • CISOs warned as Iran conflict spills into cyberspace

    CISOs warned as Iran conflict spills into cyberspace

    Cyber, AI now strategic battlegrounds.
  • Laws not keeping pace with workplace surveillance

    Laws not keeping pace with workplace surveillance

    ‘Intrusive’ wearable neurotechnology and eye tracking slammed.
  • AI fuels surge in Australian data centre emissions

    AI fuels surge in Australian data centre emissions

    Lobby group claims data centres are 'energy efficient'.
  • Considered verifying yourself on LinkedIn?

    Considered verifying yourself on LinkedIn?

    There’s a big privacy cost for that tick.
  • Gender pay gap doubles at Canva, NextDC, AWS

    Gender pay gap doubles at Canva, NextDC, AWS

    How tech firms fared in Australia's latest wages data.
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