Why Google wants you to ask long, complicated questions More web queries will be answered by artificial intelligence when Google expands technology tested in the US to its Australian users. AAP · Oct 7, 2025
Aussie authors launch bid to close the book on AI theft More than 1700 Australian authors have reported their works were stolen to train AI software but experts say lawsuits may be a gamble and new laws are needed. AAP · Apr 18, 2025
Authors fume over claims stolen books used to fuel AI Writers want legal changes and compensation after a tech giant allegedly used pirated books to train its artificial intelligence model. AAP · Mar 21, 2025
All ahead AI: fresh risk, different rules, new features Generative AI tools have already changed the way Australians work, communicate and study. Experts say more changes are coming in 2025. AAP · Dec 28, 2024
Apple launches its big AI push but is it too late? Features launching on Apple devices will write a story, draw an image and summarise articles but the AI push helped by ChatGPT arrives after those of rivals. AAP · Dec 13, 2024
Major Australian university launches 'AI first' policy University students will be encouraged to use artificial intelligence programs to complete assignments and research projects under a bold policy change. AAP · Nov 12, 2024
Future AI chatbots may secretly dob on their users Subtle changes in the words used by generative AI tools could act as a virtual watermark for the text they produce to tip off readers, research has found. AAP · Oct 23, 2024
Google reveals plans to add AI to Aussie search results Google's generative AI tool will explain search results in Australia as part of a technology trial but experts warn to watch for serious or funny mistakes. AAP · Sep 24, 2024
AI is coming to your smartphone but not the guardrails Tech giant Apple is expected to launch its first iPhones with generative AI within days but experts say the technology still lacks safeguards. AAP · Sep 7, 2024
Why more Aussies are letting AI organise their divorce An AI-powered legal service is helping former couples divide marital assets and, while it will not suit everyone, organisers say it is saving users money. AAP · Aug 24, 2024
New rules warn of AI data poisoning, attacks and theft Australia's top cybersecurity agency has issued guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence technology, warning businesses about privacy and data risks. AAP · Jan 24, 2024
A national digital ID scheme is being proposed. An expert weighs the pros and (many more) cons In 2018-19, identity crime directly and indirectly cost Australia an estimated A$3.1 billion. The Conversation · Sep 25, 2023