Technology

Elon Musk’s antics and the rapidly evolving market aren’t helping the electric vehicle company.

Microsoft have announced that thousands of employees will lose their jobs in a move to ensure ‘enduring success’.

Millions of Qantas customers are beginning to find out if their data was exposed in a major cyber attack.

EDITORIAL: Our national airline is the latest big Australian company to fall prey to a malicious cyber attack. 

A world-first trial in Australia is using AI to transform IVF success rates for couples facing the most severe male infertility.

JACKSON HEWETT: OpenAI says AI could rescue Australia’s productivity slump, but only if we invest, train and trust.

Labor Minister Tim Ayres says we should embrace cutting-edge AI in the workplace, urging the country to adapt with the times.

Reports of deepfake abuse targeting underage Australians are rising fast, with warnings it’s far worse than we know.

One of the Big Four banks is fighting scammers with bots that talk back – complete with Aussie accents and a knack for pointless small talk.

AI chipmaker Nvidia’s shares have reached a record on the US stock exchange for the first time since January, making it the largest company in the world by market cap. 

The Washington Post: Artificial intelligence has been a game changer for longevity predictors.

The online safety tsar has called on YouTube not to be excluded from the under 16s social media ban, which is set to come into effect from December.

With 3200 megapixels and a mission to scan the sky every 40 seconds, the Vera Rubin Observatory is set to transform space discovery.

THE ECONOMIST: The Facebook owner is throwing throwing ‘insane amounts of money at people’ to achieve his Artificial Intelligence ambitions.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Suddenly, airline passengers around the world are wondering if there is something special about Seat 11A. That’s where the sole survivor of the Air India Boeing 787-8 crash was sitting.