Porn driving spike in nude AI attacks
Sparked by a string of deepfake porn and sexually explicit images created at Australian high schools, experts say unfiltered AI tools have collided with misogyny.
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Why Telstra’s price rises are bad for everyone
Telstra’s inflation-stoking move speaks volumes about the lack of competitive spirit in the telco market and will be bad news for the central bank as much as customers.
Sharemarket rewards Telstra for price hike
Telstra jacking up phone plan prices led to a surge in trading in the telco on Tuesday, as the telecommunications behemoth reached a three month high.
‘Embarrassing’: Huge downfall to AI
AI “assistants” are taking the world by storm, with employers and employees reaping the benefits. However, the pitfalls can be unexpected and damaging.
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The big challenge for Telstra’s new boss
As Telstra CEO Andy Penn steps down on his birthday, new chief Vicki Brady needs to position the telco for the major tech shift already underway.
The smart patch that can detect a heart attack ahead of time
The cutting-edge Australian technology is planning to expand its health monitoring into an area that could be an everyday lifesaver.
SWIFT hit: Banks new front line in Ukraine battle
Global markets will be bracing for fallout as Russia is severely restricted from accessing global banks and cash reserves.
Buy now, pay later: something will have to give
From Afterpay to Sezzle and Zip, the business model of buy now, pay later has one major problem.
Tesla’s big lesson for Australian business
Elon Musk has warned the global supply crunch is going to be around for some time so start planning around it.
Microsoft’s real battle is against Apple, Facebook
The tech giant has made an all-in bet on the future control of the internet and this time it doesn’t want to get left behind.
Crypto cows: Unlocking millions for our farmers
This start-up is using the technology behind bitcoin to help revolutionise financing for agriculture.
Why Australia can’t go full throttle on electric vehicles
Car makers are missing the real Australians who will make or break the future of EVs. This is who they have to convince.
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