Technology

Elon Musk has shrugged off another quarter of tumbling profits to tell investors to focus on his vision of self-driving, robotaxis and artificially intelligent Optimus robots that can replace surgeons.

Meta will lay off about 600 employees within its artificial intelligence unit as the company looks to reduce layers and operate more nimbly.

High school and university students need to take advantage of a ‘unique opportunity’ that could help them land a job almost anywhere, according to billionaire serial entrepreneur and investor Mark Cuban. 

A fibre optic internet backbone will deliver internet speeds up to six times faster as well as a multi-billion-dollar boost to Australia's economy by 2040.

Amazon’s cloud computing service has been hit by a major outage, disrupting many online services including Snapchat, Roblox and Signal.

Users reported being locked out of scores of websites including Snapchat, Roblox, Fortnite, Life360, Clash Royale and PlayStation.

Children are being tricked into downloading software, often related to popular games like Minecraft and Roblox.

Australia's unique move to restrict social media to people over 16 kicks in from December 10, in a bid to protect children from harm.

Ahead of a looming social media ban, major platforms will introduce new tools for parents to monitor how their teenagers interact with AI chat bots.

The latest surge in crazy AI videos might seem like harmless fun but is actually spreading misinformation quicker than ever before.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The dangerous online trend sees users taking AI generated images of ‘homeless intruders’ to trick friends & family into thinking their homes have been invaded.

From video fakery to chatbot friendships and AI personal assistants, here is all you need to know about AI in 2026.

Pokemon Go, Fruit Ninja and many other games have been linked to better health outcomes.

Adult ChatGPT users can will soon be able to access a less censored version of the artificial intelligence chatbot, which will include erotic materials.

The Albanese Government is splashing $14 million on an advertising campaign to help prepare young Australians for the impending social media ban for children aged under 16.