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He spent months talking to ChatGPT and grew convinced powerful people were after him. The man then allegedly used the tool to stalk and harass his ex. Now
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For every $100 spent on large-scale data centres in Australia, about $80 leaves the country nearly straight away. Despite big claims about tech investment and A
Some teens mess around with AI chatbots, pushing their limits with jokes and wild stories. Others confide in these AI companions or even form romantic attachmen
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Australia is facing serious challenges in cybersecurity these days. As state-sponsored cyber attacks grow in frequency and sophistication worldwide, Australia f
A new Google-funded data centre in Texas will partly rely on a large natural gas power plant, raising alarms about its environmental impact amid the tech giant’
Australia stands at the forefront of a mining technology revolution that’s reshaping one of its oldest and most vital industries. Automation, artificial intelli
Nearly two in every five GPs in Australia now rely on AI scribes to handle medical notes. The technology promises to cut down doctors’ paperwork, but some exper
Sony has just pushed PlayStation 5 prices up yet again in the US, with increases ranging from $100 to $150. This latest move comes less than a year after the la
A US jury has ruled against Meta and YouTube, finding the tech giants liable for designing addictive products that harmed young users. The decision has sparked
Social media is changing how we talk, and with privacy worries rising, Australia has started regulating these online spaces. From protecting personal data to cu
Australia faces a crucial moment in how it produces energy. With its vast landscapes bathed in sunlight and strong coastal winds, the nation has long been poise
The National Broadband Network, or NBN, was supposed to change how Australians get online. It aimed to deliver fast, reliable broadband to urban and rural areas
Australia’s tech startup scene started small but has expanded into a lively network across cities like Sydney and Melbourne. Entrepreneurs, investors, and tech
AI’s rapid advance has sparked fresh fears about job security, with some industry chiefs predicting up to 20 per cent of roles could disappear. The debate is he
Atlassian blindsided its workforce last week by axing 1,600 jobs, including nearly 500 in Australia. The layoffs come as the software giant steers into artifici
A string of tragic deaths among teenagers who interacted with AI chatbots has sparked a wave of lawsuits targeting major tech companies. Families are demanding
The FBI has quietly restarted buying location data on Americans, confirming a practice that raises fresh questions about privacy and constitutional rights. FBI
Artificial intelligence is driving a dramatic rise in fraud across the UK, with a record 444,000 cases reported last year, as criminals exploit advanced technol
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted his country is “stronger than ever” as it wages war with the United States against Iran, detailing heavy blow
