A tearful Victoria Police adviser appeared in court clutching a stuffed toy for a committal hearing which heard the qualified lawyer allegedly exchanged between 13,000 and 15,000 messages with the man.
The fiery clash was over a social media post made by the CFMEU administrator that claimed “militancy“ was “not unlawful”.
Concerns about what Gen AI might become capable of in the future was the foundation behind the creation of Amazon-backed Anthropic three years ago.
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A court has been told how a man “duped” motorists into buying luxury cars with their odometers wound back before pocketing thousands in profits.
A court has been told how a man “duped” motorists into buying luxury cars with their odometers wound back before pocketing thousands in profits.
For years Meta has ‘published the content of criminals’ via scam ads on Facebook, fleecing unsuspecting Aussies. But it says it is changing its ways – albeit slowly.
Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta has been fined almost $150m by Irish authorities over its storage of passwords without proper safeguards.
A customer has taken to Facebook to vent about the fast food giant after making a huge discovery.
As the PM shores up plans for a social media ban for Aussie teenagers, Facebook’s head of global affairs has called the proposal a ‘whack-a-mole nightmare’ for parents.
Fletcher Building’s new head honcho takes on a NZ-based company steeped in promoting women so perhaps his Facebook profile pic of the past two years ought to, um, come down?
He’s on a 10-fight winning streak, is fighting for the bantamweight title, and Merab Dvalishvili has confirmed a big name presence will be cageside this weekend.
Executives at the tech giant have been grilled over the use of photos and posts on Facebook and Instagram without Australians’ consent and the bias of its AI tools towards Labor.
US tech giant Meta has admitted to systematically scraping the public data of millions of Australians to train its AI products.
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A senior Meta official says a total news ban on Facebook remains “on the table,” with current government legislation “unworkable”.
A senior Meta official says a total news ban on Facebook remains “on the table,” with current government legislation “unworkable”.
Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth reveals the proposal to establish a regulator in conjunction with states and territories is not on the agenda, as Labor continues to resist calls to toughen its reforms to the wagering industry.
Two years ago Anderson Parker believed his wheelchair tennis career was over, but now ahead of his debut Paralympics, he has one particular Facebook post to thank for turning it all around.
Westpac chief executive Peter King told a parliamentary committee that investment scams were ‘way too common’ with many people turning to social media platforms such as Facebook to get advice, an issue exacerbated by a big fall in financial advisers.
Peter King wants the federal government to regulate social media giants such as Facebook if they do not take more action to crack down on financial scams on their sites.
Almost half of all Australians believe Facebook’s owner and social media giants are doing ‘not much at all’ to combat scams, a NAB report reveals.
Ruslan Kogan wants a closer bond with his shoppers through his online marketplace’s Kogan First membership base, which means he won’t need to hand over money to ‘big tech’ sites.
The mining billionaire says he has secured another crucial victory against the US social media giant, with his legal action now progressing to discovery.
Months out from an election in which nuclear will be a key issue, more than 40 Facebook users promoting a pro-nuclear lobby group’s content have had posts removed for being ‘misleading’.
Donors have taken a give-money-now, ask-questions-later approach to fuelling the Democratic ticket.
It’s up to Meta to protect users and in failing to act, the tech giant is treating vulnerable customers with contempt.
Meta has been accused by Westpac of failing to deal with a scam and fraud epidemic, with the big four bank taking aim at the tech player for failing to deal with fake posts.
A blanket ban on gambling advertisements would lead to free-to-air and regional news outlets being ‘killed off’ and ‘all news coming from Facebook’, warns Bill Shorten.
Meta’s claim that news is a small part of the Facebook experience for the vast majority of its Australian users has been exposed as false by new research.
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