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Data centres have become the hottest commercial real estate, as the AI boom picks up pace.

US looks to invest billions in AI data centres. Australia may miss out

Australia is a favoured destination for investment but faces roadblocks in copyright laws, as well as a fickle White House, according to industry experts in New York.

  • Michael Koziol

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Workers who could transition into roles designing AI, such as software engineers, could benefit from current trends.

Most workers feel overwhelmed by AI – but bosses are pushing it

However, workers who could transition into roles designing AI, such as software engineers, could benefit from current trends.

  • Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Author Laura Jean McKay is concerned about a request to use her work to train AI.

‘Death warrant’: Australian publisher slammed over author AI request

Black Inc. has offered its writers a 50/50 split of net receipts from the deal, which would allow their books to be used to train artificial intelligence.

  • Hannah Hammoud
Rhi, Sam Kerr and Meghan Markle side-by-side.

Here’s my truth: I’m sick of other people’s ‘truths’

Spare me the psychobabble. None of us own the truth. It’s not something we can sculpt to suit our personal preferences.

  • Cherie Gilmour

Trump ‘floods the zone’ with bizarre AI video of future Gaza where he is king

The short video, deemed repugnant even by his own supporters, depicts a glittery riviera complete with a shirtless Trump sipping cocktails with Benjamin Netanyahu.

  • Michael Koziol
An Apple spokesperson blamed the issue on phonetic overlap between the two words.

Apple’s dictation system transcribes the word ‘racist’ as ‘Trump’

An Apple spokesperson blamed the issue on phonetic overlap between the two words, and said the company was working to fix it.

  • Tripp Mickle and Eli Tan
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Anduril Australia’s CEO David Goodrich and Anduril’s founder Palmer Luckey.

Virtual disruption: The unicorn reimagining military tech

Billionaire Palmer Luckey’s defence tech start-up is betting on a robotic, data-driven vision of future conflict, and its Australian operations are up and running.

  • Chris Zappone
AI automations are all the rage, but they can be a lot of work for very little result.

‘Hey ChatGPT, is Gen Z the canary in the AI coalmine?’

From homework to get-rich schemes, younger users are the first to explore generative AI’s potential – and encounter its setbacks.

  • Tim Biggs
Renata Bernarde says she uses AI to make sense of her health problems.

ChatGPT will see you now: How AI is revolutionising healthcare

AI models can pass complicated medical exams, read MRI scans and blood tests, and provide diagnoses. But medical bodies and AI developers urge patients to remain cautious.

  • Liam Mannix and Angus Thomson
Swimming Australia general manager Jess Corones.

Swimming Australia hopeful AI can deliver Olympic gold

Artificial intelligence is being rolled out at training pools nationally as part of Australia’s bid to top the swimming medal table at the next Olympics.

  • David Swan

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