Technology

Telstra has been fined a massive sum after hundreds of 000 calls for help were transferred to the wrong number or lacked key information.

‘They learn a lot about you from what you share.’

Jeff Pollard is no fool when it comes to online safety. But his ordeal proves even the security-savvy can get caught out. Here’s how the scammers did it and why you need to remain vigilant.

A federal appeals court panel has upheld a law requiring the sale or ban of TikTok in the United States by January 19.

The popular AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT attempted to stop itself from being shut down, it has emerged.

Global giant BlackRock believes that the business cycle is dead — and AI has a huge role to play in the coming year.

DAVID KOCH: It’s something Meta should have done years ago but it has taken pressure from Government, the ACCC, media and the public to force action.

Prince Harry says barring youngsters from social media is a bad idea, as it could spark family arguments and bullying by classmates.

Some iPhone owners are feeling let down by Apple’s latest updates, here’s how to fix the changes you probably hate the most.

Pat Gelsinger’s surprise departure from the struggling tech giant poses a dilemma for Donald Trump.

The battle between xAI and Sam Altman’s OpenAI should be robust corporate competition. But Elon Musk could be turning it into a knife fight.

Australians could spend less time on the phone and the government could save money with a greater investment in digital services, a report says.

A world-first law setting an age limit on social media use is on track to pass federal parliament, despite concerns on how it will be implemented.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Lots of smart people believe that artificial intelligence will upend how you find information. Googling is so yesterday.

ISABELLE MULLEN: Elon Musk expertly played on our anxieties about government overreach to protect access to his most valuable product: our information.