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ICT News
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‘Urgent’ need for greater transparency of spy agency
Budget tripled in last five years. -
Tech giants fall short of new open-source AI standard
OSAID promises “sobering” visibility into genAI’s inner workings. -
No matter who wins US election, the loser will be truth
Misinformation, interference normalised as tech giants looked away. -
AirPods missing hearing health features in Australia
Apple’s hearing aid, hearing test updates not available Down Under. -
Passport Office tech procurement mired in controversy
Millions awarded without competition. -
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Optus sued for allegedly targeting vulnerable consumers
ACCC alleges 'unconscionable conduct' by telco giant. -
CSIRO opens new 'cutting-edge' flexible solar plant
Promises 'incredible opportunities' for Australian manufacturers. -
Job seekers using genAI to cheat in interviews
Increases the chance of a “bad hire”. -
Corruption commissioner to reconsider Robodebt referrals
An “error of judgement” to blame. -
Tech giants ‘contemptuous’ towards Australia
Ex-govt cyber adviser lets loose. -
Google rolls out genAI search results in Australia
AI Overviews allows users to ask more complex questions. -
A tenth of workers in jobs that didn’t exist in 2000
Many new jobs driven by AI. -
Less than half of VET ICT students complete studies
Fewer students are passing ICT subjects than in any other field. -
Aussie police want AI facial recognition to fight child abuse
Law enforcement calls for new laws, decryption amid CSAM ‘tsunami’. -
Optus paid just $481,000 compo for day-long outage
But "not sophisticated" data breach could cost it much more. -
Why are there so few female company chairs?
Nearly nine out of 10 board chairs are still men. -
Companies sticking with 4-day work week
Substantial wellbeing benefits and no impact on revenue. -
Telstra, Optus begin final 3G shutdowns
3G and some 4G devices can no longer call Triple Zero. -
Govt flags 'challenges' of Microsoft Copilot AI trial
Workers share concerns and ‘clear opportunities’. -
WiseTech CEO Richard White steps down amid scandal
Australian billionaire also resigns from Tech Council board.