Albo’s big move against Chinese AI app
The Chinese-owned AI app that caused a $1 trillion hit to prominent tech stocks has been banned on government devices over national security fears.
The Chinese-owned AI app that caused a $1 trillion hit to prominent tech stocks has been banned on government devices over national security fears.
A Greens senator has lashed Labor for not enacting “essential guard rails” on AI deepfakes ahead of this year’s federal election.
A major Australian cyber security company has launched a blistering attack, saying the Chinese owned app DeepSeek must be banned from government devices.
A US billionaire investor has casually dropped a bombshell claim about the true goal of AI – and it’s not good news for us.
Google was under no obligation but its decided to fall in line with a contentious Donald Trump call all the same.
US markets bled hundreds of billions of dollars after the release of a revolutionary Chinese AI — but one company has emerged as the surprise winner.
A woman dressed in activewear and glasses has been arrested after she was allegedly caught on CCTV stealing a package outside a NSW home.
China’s AI app DeepSeek has plenty to say about Australia and our leaders. But, when it comes to its country of origin it draws a blank.
An Australian bank has been the first mover Down Under to catch up with a key anti-scam development being used around the world.
Microsoft is in talks to acquire TikTok, US President Donald Trump says, a move that could save it from a ban in the States.
A staggering new map of Australia shows how the nation has been turned on its head by tech billionaire Elon Musk.
Federal Industry and Science Minister urged caution over downloading the Chinese-made AI app which has caused a near $1 trillion hit on the stock market.
It’s official — China has leapfrogged the US in the AI arms race. And Donald Trump has reacted with a surprising claim.
The Australian banking lobby chief has revealed some customers are ignoring warnings about scammers, at an inquiry into new laws to help victims.
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