Why your boss is about to ban ChatGPT at work
Cyber security experts say employees using ChatGPT shouldn’t get too comfortable as companies are expected to ban the technology at work over fears of mass data breaches.
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Google joins AI forces with Adobe
Announcing it had joined forces with Adobe on Bard, Google’s news was tempered by the fact its folding phone won’t be available in Australia.
Budget a ‘missed opportunity’ for tech sector
The federal government’s second budget prioritised cost of living at the expense of AI and quantum computing funding, start-ups say.
The latest $1k Dyson gadget that does it all
Die-hard fans can now get their hands on the latest Dyson gadget that promises to clean the air while also warming or cooling.
Don’t bank on overtime, AI will have it covered
Companies are already mulling the idea of using AI and automation to replace staff who work ‘anti-social’ hours.
Big opportunity to make highly sought after batteries
Australia could produce cost effective batteries on par with Korea and Japan, even with higher labour rates, but there’s a huge problem, says Sicona Battery Technologies boss.
How to make money from your spare tennis court
Wealthy homeowners can now list their tennis courts for rent via a platform that wants to helped monetise thousands of underused courts across the country.
What’s happened to the funds? IT body asks Canberra
Less than a week out from the federal budget, the IT industry says the federal government has failed to deliver $124m of previously allocated funding.
Property rivals join forces
A property management platform founded by two primary school friends from Perth has acquired rival platform Inspection Manager, growing its market share to 12 per cent.
Downsizing app raises $3.75m
A start-up using equity in homes to purchase penthouses and luxury apartments had raised $3.75m to capitalise on the growing downsizing trend.
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