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How to spot the Telstra outage scams targeting customers now
Telstra customers are being warned about scammers using the telco's outage as bait. Here's what to look out for.
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How the Telstra outage hit the economy
While it’s too early to count the full economic cost of this outage, this incident reminds us that mobile networks are more than a convenience.
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Why was this week’s Telstra outage so bad? An expert explains
Australians woke up this morning to a major outage affecting Telstra, the largest telecommunications network in the country. But mobile phones weren’t the only thing…
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How some AI users and tools are opening the back door for scammers
A wave of new research shows little add-ons for popular AI tools can quietly help themselves to everything on the machine.
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Fragmented and incomplete: why is nobody in charge of Australia’s EV charger rollout?
In Australia, battery EVs have reached 23% of new car sales. That figure could be higher still – if it wasn’t for the question of…
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Should Australia pause building new datacentres?
At first glance a data centre looks like a bland, boring warehouse. But these buildings, stacked with thousands of servers, are the beating heart of...
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100 days behind the wheel of a self-driving car: the mistakes it keeps making, and the verdict
Over the past 100-plus days, my colleagues and I have used a Tesla Model Y with Full Self-Driving every day on Queensland roads. Here's how…
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Why Australia shouldn’t try to build its own AI
Here's why Australia can’t brute force its way to frontier AI capability.
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This is what big tech is targeting next in the battle for AI supremacy
Welcome to the next generation of customer service bots – and the latest battleground among the world’s largest technology companies.
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Midjourney built a full-body scanner. But why?
Midjourney, the company famous for turning typed words into AI images, has gone full-pivot to unveil a full-body medical scanner. So why is an AI…