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Joseph LamAudience growth producer

Joseph Lam is an audience producer, responsible for growing readership and amplifying The Australian’s journalism across multiple platforms. Based in Sydney, he has previously been the masthead’s technology journalist, general news reporter and digital producer. Joe is from Central Queensland and joined the national daily in 2019, having trained as a combat engineer in the ADF. Follow his work on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook @editorialjoe

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Sam Altman, US entrepreneur, investor, programmer, and founder and CEO of artificial intelligence company OpenAI, speaks at Tel Aviv University in Tel Aviv on June 5, 2023. (Photo by JACK GUEZ / AFP)

ChatGPT chief to tutor Aussies during world AI tour

The chief executive of the company behind ChatGPT will for the first time fly to Australia next week to advise local tech companies on the future of artificial intelligence.

Joseph Lam

THE DEALThe Deal

09/06/2023. Dr Claire Wright, lecturer, UTS. She has researched the composition of ASX Top 100 boards. Photographed near News Corp offices in Sydney for The Deal. Britta Campion / The Australian

How the Big Four firms have ‘infiltrated’ top corporate boards

Research finds former staffers from the Big Four are heavily represented in our top company boards.

Helen Trinca and Joseph Lam

Gig economyCompanies

Tim Fung (BE 2006 & BCom 2006) â€ Airtasker co-founder

Airtasker sells 20pc UK stake for $6.5m ad space

Airtasker plans to replicate its Australian growth by selling a 20 per cent stake in its UK arm to a TV station for $6.5m worth of advertising.

Joseph Lam

EmploymentTechnology

Wednesday 7th June 2023. The Australian.Christine Glatzel, an NAB veteran of 20 years in the divisional controls team of Tech and Ent Operations, and her daughter Amy. Amy has joined a work experience program, the first of its kind for the big four.Photograph by Arsineh Houspian.

NAB’s recruitment plan for its employees’ kids

NAB has set its recruitment sights on the talented children of its current workforce by introducing a ‘paid’ work experience program.

Joseph Lam

tech jobsTechnology

Alishia Lambo at the Brooklyn Bridge in New York.

Tech’s new three-week path to a $100k salary

A new part-time tech sales bootcamp is delivering its graduates healthy salaries and global perks within weeks of completion.

Joseph Lam

exclusiveTechnology

Nutromics chief operating officer and co-founder Hitesh Mehta, chief financial officer Rowan Wilkie and CEO and co-founder Peter Vranes.

Big name backers invest $11m in Melbourne medtech

A start-up developing a medical patch has raised $11m largely led by two high net-worth family offices after being knocked back for federal funding.

Joseph Lam

Tech jobsTechnology

Linktree axes Aussie, NZ staff to hire in US

Staff at the Melbourne tech unicorn awoke to an email saying it was sacking over a quarter of local staff, its second downsize in a year.

Joseph Lam

green economyRenewable energy & economy

Shot of an attractive young woman ready to go to work on her bicycle

Got green skills? Soon they’ll bear fruit

Being green at work doesn’t mean what it once did, and green skills are now a requirement in one in four new job postings on LinkedIn.

Joseph Lam

technology jobsTechnology

CAREERS: Shot of a young businesswoman looking anxious in a demanding office environment.

Just 3pc of tech graduates are job-ready: survey

Only 3 per cent of Australian tech companies believe graduates are job-ready after finishing university, with many taking up to 12 months of training to reach required productivity levels.

Joseph Lam

AI regulationTechnology

Portrait of Simon Bush, GM, Policy and Advocacy, Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA), at his home in Canberra on Friday 12 June 2020. fedpol Photo: Alex Ellinghausen

Regulate AI with trade partner’s interest in mind

The federal government will be asked to keep trade partners in mind as it looks to regulate AI as well immediately put a stop to the technology being used against national interst.

Joseph Lam

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