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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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CipherStash founder and chief executive Dan Draper. Picture - Supplied

How Okta, Deloitte allow staff to use ChatGPT

Some companies are rolling out guidelines for what work staff can safely do with generative AI platforms, while others are not.

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TechnologyTechnology

Thinxtra chief executive Nicholas Lambrou

IoT giant Thinxtra raises $5m as it prepares to go public

A company which has developed the commercial grade equivalent of Apple’s Find My has raised capital ahead of an IPO.

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Venture capitalTechnology

Mash co-founders Natasha Menon and Sarah Chruchlow. Picture: Supplied

The four start-ups that just raised $6.7m in a week

Two women who met by chance at a fitness retreat, and two university friends who bonded while backpacking in Europe are among the best seed fundings in a tight market.

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international businessTechnology

Singaporean start-ups (L-R) Suresh Superamaniam, Showsuite: Jia Yng Wee, Cloudwall; Simon Gordon, Accredify; Subhajit Mandal, Cyber Sierra; Jussi Kaijalainen, Pactly; Mahasti Motazedi, Canopy Power; Duco van Breemen, Haymarket HQ; Peter Man, V-Key; who have joined a local accelerator program and are seeking expansion, meeting investors etc. Jane Dempster/The Australian.

Aussie group plays matchmaker for Singapore start-ups

Sydney’s Haymarket HQ has brought together Singaporean start-ups with VC firms to help them break into the local market.

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generative AIProperty

Renders of the Sydney Harbour Bridge in carnival theme, made with generative AI tool Midjourney.,

‘Design industry will be turned on its head’

While some property giants have banned ChatGPT, others have given enterprise accounts to their entire team and now use generative AI to develop renders.

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propertyTechnology

(FILES) In this file photo taken on January 23, 2023 in Toulouse, southwestern France, shows screens displaying the logos of OpenAI and ChatGPT. - At least two complaints have been filed to the Cnil in France on the use of personal data by Open AI's conversational chat bot ChatGPT, already under similar procedures in other countries, plaintiffs told AFP on April 5, 2023. (Photo by Lionel BONAVENTURE / AFP)

Tech chiefs urge AI skills for staff

A panel of property developers and experts has compared banning the use of ChatGPT among other generative AI as ‘leaving the garage door open’.

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BankingTechnology

Each to their own font: CBA tailors bank app

The nation’s largest bank will use AI to tailor the mobile apps of each of its 7.7 million customers with different fonts, language, imagery and services.

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Capital raiseTechnology