AI
‘This was always bound to happen’: How security failed to find guns at the MCG
The company behind the AI-powered weapons detection system at the MCG reached a legal settlement with US regulators in 2024 after they alleged the company made false claims.
- Liam Mannix, Sherryn Groch and Jon Pierik
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- Opinion
- Elon Musk
Elon Musk just had his own Liberation Day
The merger of social media platform X with Musk’s artificial intelligence start-up xAI will allow him, his co-investors and X’s banks to exit the struggling business unscathed.
- Stephen Bartholomeusz
‘Holding us hostage’: WA authors’ horror as Meta uses their pirated work
Writers across Perth and Australia are reeling at stolen copies of their books being used without permission or compensation. But can they leave this toxic relationship?
- Emma Young
An animation legend once called this tool creepy. His fears have come true
You can now upload a picture to ChatGPT to generate a Ghibli-style version of yourself. But the artist has branded it “an insult to life itself”.
- Cindy Yin
In a surprise deal, Musk sells X to his AI company
The deal combines two of Musk’s multiple portfolio companies, which also include automaker Tesla and SpaceX.
- Greg Bensinger
The race is on to build the world’s most important machine
Few would expect the future of one of the world’s fastest-growing industries to depend on a quiet Dutch town.
‘The Chadstone effect’: Thousands flock to sample Melbourne’s newest food mecca
A champagne and oyster bar, high-end florist and ‘food concierge’ are among more than 50 vendors at the shopping centre’s new fresh food and dining precinct.
- Jessica Yun
CBA to speed up AI rollout as it fights bank tech war
The banking giant is seeking to widen its lead on the adoption of AI for fighting scams and faster approval of loans.
- Sumeyya Ilanbey
Smile, you’re on camera: How the MCG uses AI to track what you buy at the footy
The MCG has introduced four Express Food outlets at the venue that are AI-driven. It could be the future of shopping. Some fans like it, but others aren’t so sure.
- Jon Pierik and Andrew Wu
- Analysis
- Analysis
Is the world’s hottest company losing its mojo?
Nvidia’s boss Jensen Huang says the AI chipmaker can ride out tariffs, AI scepticism and Chinese rivals, but the market isn’t so sure.
- Tim Biggs
Original URL: https://www.smh.com.au/topic/artificial-intelligence-5ui