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One in five Aussie jobs risk AI replacement

Robots and AI could wipe out 26 per cent of Australian jobs, creating a $104bn economic black hole, new research warns.

State’s big call on e-bike ban

State’s big call on e-bike ban

A popular type of e-bike will be banned from trains in one Australian state following a spate of fires.

Weâve given the latest gimbal, the Hohem iSteady V3 Ultra, a solid workout on a 10-day family holiday in New Zealand.

Turn your travel videos into cinematic masterpieces

A new smartphone device promises to turn shaky holiday videos into professional looking works of art, with its AI tracking and remote control.

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Coopers’ ‘terrible’ new beer appals

There’s no shortage of cool new things that have unleashed onto the Aussie public in recent weeks. Here’s what’s hot and what’s not.

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Apple warns iPhone users to delete app

Apple is telling iPhone users to delete a very commonly used app, claiming it could have damaging consequences.

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Stop doing this with your phone immediately

An Apple employee has revealed the one thing you should stop doing with your iPhone immediately – debunking a very common practise.

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Humanoid robots race humans in a half-marathon in Beijing

Humanoid robots race humans in a half-marathon in Beijing

Twenty-one humanoid robots joined thousands of runners at the Yizhuang half-marathon in Beijing on Saturday, the first time these machines have…

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Do we really need all this AI in our homes?

Fridges with cameras that recognise your food, ovens which scan your meal and set the time and temperature to cook, and vacuum bots with cameras that check on your pets. Welcome to the world of AI. But how much do we need and how safe is it?

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Two popular fitness products have been recalled by the ACCC, over fears the devices may cause damage ot the wearer.

Popular fitness products recalled

Two popular fitness devices have been recalled amid fears the products may cause burns to the wearer.

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Apple Maps is undergoing a big revamp to feature Indigenous names and people groups across Australia.

‘Welcome to Gadigal land’: Apple’s bold overhaul of Aussie maps

Tech giant Apple will formally recognise the Indigenous lands of Australia and New Zealand in a groundbreaking revamp of its ubiquitous Maps product. And it’s not optional.

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Apple has unveiled a major change to its ubiquitous Maps service, in a move that will impact millions of users across the world. Picture: Apple/Supplied

Apple stuns with Aussie Maps move

Apple has unveiled a major change to its ubiquitous Maps service, in a move that will impact millions of users across the world.

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‘What the hell’: Wild new phone lands in Aus

A striking new player has emerged in the battle for your dollars in the smartphone space race.

A night time shoot with the Samsung Galaxy A56. Photo: Mark Furler

Budget phone produces surprising results

A good phone should be fast, easy to use, have a great camera, good battery life, and a display which allows for both work and play. Throw in a little AI and you have a winner, as long as it works.

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Google's live AI demonstration goes wrong

Google’s live AI demonstration goes wrong

Things didn’t go according to plan during a live demonstration of Google’s new AI at the 2024 Made By Google event.

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