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Europe prepares to ban 'unacceptable' AI

Dystopian social credit and surveillance systems are prohibited.
Google debuts impressive Gemini AI model

Claims it has a greater understanding than human experts.
Aussie startup Leonardo.Ai raises $47 million

Local generative AI startup is gaining momentum.
Govt launches AI copyright reference group

Should copyrighted materials be used to train AI models?
ChatGPT is one year old today

Here are 5 ways the AI marvel has changed the world.
OpenAI made AI ‘breakthrough’ days before Altman sacking

Board concerned it could threaten humanity.
Meta shafts its Responsible AI team

Follows in Microsoft’s footsteps.
OpenAI in crisis after booting CEO

Sam Altman unceremoniously dumped.
CSIRO kicks off inaugural AI Month

Highlighting Australia’s expertise and talent.
Google AI outperforms traditional weather forecasting

Accurate predictions 10 days ahead without a supercomputer.
Educators must engage with students on GenAI policy

“Naturalised and embedded” tech is reshaping education.
ACS urges action as AI disruption looms

Digital Pulse finds up to 90% of Australian jobs will be affected.
The Humane AI Pin is a screenless smartphone

And it shows why implicitly trusting AI is flawed.
Govt commits to automation overhaul after Robodebt

Automated decision-making and data sharing are in the spotlight.
Australia signs international AI agreement

Joins 28 other countries on broad regulatory approach.
Microsoft AI inserts ‘distressing’ poll in article

The Guardian claims this is damaging to its reputation.
Australian AI regulation ‘not fast enough’

Everyone else is moving, why haven't we?
Biden signs Executive Order on AI development

Federal government agencies to lead by example.
G7 warns of AI self-replication risk

Models could create copies or help create weapons.
Australia needs a national approach to AI strategy

An open letter by ACS, BCA, Ai Group, Tech Council, ACCI, and COSBOA.

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