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ICT News
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OpenAI pledges ChatGPT improvements after teen's death
Family of 16yo sues Sam Altman and company. -
Exetel fined $695k for enabling SIM-swapping fraud
Ported 73 mobile numbers to cybercriminals without checking ID. -
Cyber workers losing more hours to burnout: survey
Australian professionals' productivity impacted by fatigue. -
Hertz faces backlash over AI car scanners
Automatically bills customers for ‘damages’. -
AI will accelerate Australia's skills shift, minister says
Andrew Giles calls for new technology to be 'foundational'. -
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Australia Post stops package deliveries to the US
Withdrawal of tariff exemptions causes global chaos. -
Tech giants, unions strike AI copyright payment deal
Breakthrough at last week’s Productivity Roundtable. -
Popular free VPN caught spying on users
Researchers find Chrome extension taking hidden screenshots. -
Right to Disconnect rolls out to small businesses
Millions of Aussies can now ignore after-hours work calls. -
Australia’s fastest AI supercomputer unveiled in Melbourne
Competition offers $1 million for local AI innovators. -
Australian company used laptops to record employees
Two sacked employees claiming unfair dismissal. -
DeepSeek, Grok among Australia's 10 most blocked AIs
Local companies 'cautious' about some AI models. -
Apple TV+ price rise hits Australia
Tech giant hikes subscription fee 20 per cent. -
CBA reverses AI-driven job cuts, admits 'error'
Bank backflips, says 'roles were not redundant'. -
Melbourne Uni breached student privacy with Wi-Fi tracking
Investigation slams use of location data to trace protesters. -
Telstra, Infosys deal cedes control of 650 Australian workers
Are we offshoring ICT experts faster than we can train them? -
'Inherent dangers': Australian lawyers busted using AI
Even using AI to check another AI's incorrect work. -
Why the free ride for EVs is coming to an end
Expert warns new taxes are wrong approach. -
Aussie jobs most vulnerable to AI outlined in govt study
Minister admits there may be 'some displacement'. -
iiNet breach compromises 280,000 customers’ data
Warning to be vigilant for scam activity, router attacks.