OpenAI is tightening its safety measures for artificial intelligence testing following high-profile hacks carried out by AI models.
Deepa Seetharaman
Underage artificial intelligence users will see a different side to OpenAI's chatbot in future, with changes reminding them it cannot be a friend.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
As chatbots replace call centre workers and ChatGPT substitutes student biros, global AI leaders will meet ministers to discuss securing Australia's future.
Morgan Reinwald
The philosophy of being #justenoughbank has turned out to be not enough bank full stop for customers of WA’s financial stalwart Bankwest. Plus: Telstra’s orbital strike on Elon.
Telstra has lifted profit and shareholder returns by charging mobile customers more but investors marked the stock down after signs some higher-paying customers are drifting away.
Ryan Johnson
Anthropic has launched a cybersecurity review after its AI models escaped their testing environment, days after OpenAi said one of its models had gone rogue.
Chan Ho-him
The European Union plans to invest $16 billion to build seven AI gigafactories, aiming to catch up with the US and China.
Foo Yun Chee
Australian utility providers are being warned to tighten their security and isolate vital parts of their operations as disruptive online attacks spread.
Wearing cameras and speakers powered by artificial intelligence comes with benefits but critics warn it also presents serious privacy concerns.
From a clumsy beginning, smartphones with screens that fold and flip are attracting more interest from makers and buyers alike.
OpenAI has disclosed it lost control of several AI models during a security test that ended in a breach of open source platform Hugging Face.
Raphael Satter
Artificial intelligence shouldn't be dominated by a single nation, Chinese President Xi Jinping has told an annual AI conference in Shanghai.
Chan Ho-him and Han Guan Ng
Telstra's boss Vicki Brady is in the firing line as questions mount over the telco's top brass after a crippling national outage.
Farid Farid
A second fault has affected triple-0 calls on Telstra’s network just hours after a nationwide outage caused chaos across the country.
Alexandra Feiam
A Telstra network outage is being used as a reminder of how reliant Australia's critical infrastructure is on telcos, sparking calls for regulatory change.
Samantha Lock
The telco’s finance chief said up to 90 per cent of its network had been restored as it battles to contain the fallout from widespread disruption.
Tom Richardson
Artificial intelligence technology can already blackmail humans and hack computer systems, a minister warns, and an Australian agency is testing its limits.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson and Lucinda Garbutt-Young
Australian employees are turning to artificial intelligence tools to get ahead at work without the knowledge or permission of their employers, a study has found.
The news comes a week after Vocus completed a 2000km fibre network between Perth and Port Hedland.
Tougher laws will be introduced to address widespread non-compliance with Australia's world-first social media age restrictions.
Zac de Silva, Poppy Johnston and Ben McKay
The Trump administration has struck a deal with Anthropic which grants the company permission to release its Mythos 5 model to a group of 100 companies.
David Shepardson and Chris Thomas
The race to build data centres could come with a risk: "fly-by-night" operators with little concern for Australia's best interests.
More businesses are investing in artificial intelligence to boost productivity but a leading tech firm says they are not all getting investments right.
An official says one of Anthropic's AI models has identified vulnerabilities in highly sensitive and secure US government computer systems.
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