When does AI go too far?

19 June

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising how we work, live, and create. From helping writers craft compelling content, generating lifelike images in seconds, streamlining workflows, to crunching complex calculations, AI is enhancing human...[Read More]

Australia risks missing AI boost if it gets rules wrong

11 June

Australia could miss out on vital health, entertainment and productivity breakthroughs if it introduces rigid artificial intelligence rules rather than taking a balanced approach like some of its neighbours. Google-Alphabet Senior Vice President...[Read More]

Understanding AI types, security, and use for meetings in small business and corporate settings

5 June

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer confined to tech giants and futuristic concepts—it’s now embedded in the daily operations of both small businesses and corporate boardrooms.    Whether it’s scheduling appointments, transcribing...[Read More]

Big business wants AI to do ‘boring but essential’ work

4 June

Big business wants artificial intelligence to handle more “boring but essential” jobs as part of a race to establish Australia as a global leader in the technology and avoid decades of playing catch-up. AI is a significant opportunity to boost...[Read More]

Australia must prepare for Hollywood-style cyber attack

29 May

Australia has yet to suffer a critical, Hollywood-style cyber security incident, according to the nation’s top online cop, but our defences are being tested and criminals grow in number. The rate of cyber attacks against Australian businesses may...[Read More]

Pac-Man turns 45, timeless icon still going strong

28 May

On May 22 1980, Pac-Man first hit arcades in Japan, launching what would become one of the most legendary franchises in video game history. With its deceptively simple maze-chase gameplay and colourful ghost enemies, Pac-Man captivated an entire...[Read More]

AI in sights to build up nation’s sliding productivity

28 May

Beneath its robust facade, deep-seated cracks threaten the integrity of Australia’s jobs market. Wages are growing in real terms, unemployment is historically low and falling interest rates bode well for further jobs growth. But employment growth...[Read More]

How AI is being weaponised to attack Aussie businesses

14 May

More online criminals are weaponising artificial intelligence to steal from Australian businesses, including using the technology to create deepfakes of employees’ voices and appearance. Small and medium-sized businesses were at highest risk from...[Read More]

AI in every room: why home appliances are getting smart

7 May

Lights flick on as you enter the hall, the air-conditioner has pre-chilled the lounge, the robot vacuum has cleaned up, and the fridge sends you a message to let you know your cheese is nearing its expiry date. The artificially intelligent fridge...[Read More]

Aussies prompt politicians for real action on AI rules

30 April

Most Australians want regulations on the use of artificial intelligence and almost half fear unchecked use of the technology could impact relationships, a study has found. But mandatory AI guardrails have not been raised as an issue during the...[Read More]

Digital literacy in retirement: embracing tech in the golden years

24 April

In today’s fast-paced world, digital literacy has become a vital skill for people of all ages—including retirees.    Far from being just “young people’s territory,” technology now plays a significant role in helping older adults stay...[Read More]

Call for child protections as most gamers manipulated

23 April

Almost every Australian who plays digital games has been manipulated by gambling-like tricks that forced them to hand over money or personal data, but there’s little incentive for the industry to clean up its act. Australians spend about $4...[Read More]

Social media and free speech: where the legal boundaries are being tested

10 April

Social media has revolutionised how we communicate, offering a global platform for individuals to share opinions, challenge authority, and connect with others instantly.  However, while platforms like Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and...[Read More]

Astronaut Katy Perry to shoot for the stars in April

2 April

Katy Perry will go into space in April. The Teenage Dream singer revealed in February that she would be part of an all-female crew – which also includes presenters Gayle King and Lauren Sanchez – to travel on the next launch of Jeff Bezos’...[Read More]

10 ways to reduce your household energy use

20 March

As a homeowner, you’re likely aware of the increasing costs associated with household energy consumption. This is why cutting down on energy use can mean big savings. In addition to the financial benefits, reducing electricity use can help to...[Read More]