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The US government has announced a ‘Tech Force’ to attract early-stage technology and AI workers to the public sector, just ...

Australia’s national science agency CSIRO says it welcomes a $233 million funding boost announced by the federal government ...

While the social media ban for under-16s forced new age assurance checks on technology giants and many Australians in ...

ChatGPT is becoming the Swiss Army knife of productivity tools, with Adobe the latest to partner with OpenAI in a deal that ...

With stubbornly high dropout rates threatening Australia’s skills pipeline, Victoria’s Swinburne University of Technology has introduced a novel solution: a new formal qualification available to those ...

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Online news and discussions platform Reddit has called on the High Court to review Australia’s social media age ban, arguing age restrictions have been incorrectly applied to the company. Though the ...

The ACT Bar Association has partnered with a local technology firm to provide barristers with formal training in the use of artificial intelligence, in what is believed to be an Australian-first ...