'Under the bus': Artists sound alarm on latest AI copyright proposal - The Age
Australian artists are pleading with the prime minister to keep his word and protect them from copyright “theft” as Labor mulls granting AI giants ...
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KPMG's sackings are just the start of the fallout for the firm
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Sacked worker forced to pay for using 'plain wrong' AI in landmark case - The Age
Corporate cop in major expansion of KPMG whistleblower probe · Billionaire businessman James Packer's has shifted his investment strategy toward ...
Scared by tech's debt deluge, investors are questioning the AI boom - The Age
Shares in AI -related companies have been falling as competition from China, rogue AI ... KPMG directors flee as whistleblower scandal worsens · Frank ...
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Did AI really 'go rogue'? Not exactly, but we have plenty to fear
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Money to burn? Big Tech's AI splurge is blowing out - The Age
New KPMG CEO John Sams. One day into the job and KPMG's CEO is already facing questions over whistleblower saga · US President Donald Trump is ...
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Back to basics: Teachers adopt old-school methods to overcome AI use - The Age
“The risk isn't necessarily plagiarism or cheating, the risk is that illusion of understanding,” Tanti told this masthead. “They think they know a ...
Hi, how may AI help you? Meet the new restaurant concierge picking up your calls - The Age
Hi, how may AI help you? Meet the new restaurant concierge picking up your calls · KPMG has been thrown into turmoil after whistleblower allegations.
SpaceX, Anthropic, OpenAI: What if one of the mega AI IPOs fizzles? - The Age
KPMG chief executive Andrew Yates during a parliamentary hearing in 2024. KPMG CEO resigns as whistleblower scandal erupts · Lauren Ryder · We're ...
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The AI craze is a double-edged sword for our banking giants - The Age
Regulators will always emphasise the risks – that is their job after all. They have long warned of the dangers of major cyberattacks in finance – so, ...
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Are bots coming for tech jobs, or is it ' AI -washing'? - The Age
... dangerous double-edged gamble I can remember · Atlassian chief executive Mike Cannon-Brookes · The AI domino effect has hit Atlassian. Was the company ...
Telstra to cut 209 jobs from AI joint venture, offshoring work to India - The Age
Jeffrey Epstein, the rockstar physicist and the Australian whistleblower · ABC Bullion's Jordan Eliseo believes gold's bull market is still on very ...
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Online degrees: Universities grapple with AI deepfake cheating risks - The Age
It has your looks, your voice and even your mannerisms. But it's not you; it's an AI deepfake created to undertake exams, tutorials and other course ...
Big tech offer opt-out for writers, musicians, news as artists descend on Canberra - The Age
A delegation of writers and musicians including author Thomas Keneally and rapper Briggs will land in Canberra on Tuesday to fight an AI copyright ...
Isabellea 'couldn't be without' her best friend. He wasn't real - The Age
Across Australia, kids are forming relationships with artificial intelligence companion bots much more dangerous than traditional social media.
Rise of AI risks undermining HSC fairness - The Age
Indeed, Australian Tutoring Association president Mohan Dhall told Carroll that malpractice as a result of AI was likely going “vastly undetected”.