New AI move in Aus sport infuriates
Aussie sporting teams are in hot water after using a new AI feature that can generate artwork in seconds, in a move on the nose to fan bases and artists alike.
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Big update after soldier’s ‘murder confession’
The handling of this Aussie soldier’s death was plagued by shocking mistakes and now another stumbling block has come to light.
‘Like watching a movie’: Sydney tunnel chaos
As a burning building brought a city to a standstill, just metres way the battle was on to save the centrepiece of a $20 billion rail project.
Wife’s shock at alleged ‘murder’ confession
The widow of an Australian soldier has asked the coroner to reopen her husband’s coronial inquest after another serviceman allegedly confessed to killing him.
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Missing US soldiers found dead in swamp
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Tesla abuse officially out of control
A Tesla user has spoken out after her car was attacked as the backlash against Elon Musk’s car brand gets even wilder.
Gates: ‘AI will replace two major professions’
Microsoft founder Bill Gates has said breakthroughs in AI have exceeded his expectations as he made a huge call on work.
Eerie satellite picture sparks invasion fears
An image taken near the home of China’s South Sea Fleet has prompted dire predictions from defence analysts who believe it could be a precursor to war.
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