Archived News for IT Professionals
Meta has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) tool capable of translating 200 different languages, including many that are under-resourced.
Robodebt lawyer resigns
A key government lawyer involved in the controversial Robodebt scheme has resigned.
Ticketmaster breach outlined
A data breach at Ticketmaster is the latest in a string of high-profile corporate hacks over the past year.
X case ended
The eSafety Commissioner has officially withdrawn its Federal Court action against X, formerly known as Twitter.
Data link for consumer power
New funding is set to create a data exchange for consumer energy resources.
Poll staff protection boosted
Australia’s electoral commissions are attempting to protect staff from online harm.
PwC spends big on ChatGPT
PwC has announced a new deal to become the largest customer and first reseller of OpenAI's ChatGPT Enterprise.
Blackspot scheme "effective"
Despite Coalition allegations, an audit has found the government’s mobile black spot program has been “largely effective”.
Quantum bid could steer ships
Australia's recent decision to invest $1 billion in PsiQuantum for a quantum computer is rooted in longstanding defence concerns.
Ticketmaster data stolen
The Department of Home Affairs says it is working with Ticketmaster to investigate a recent cybersecurity incident.
ACTU backs disconnection
The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) is pushing for the inclusion of the right to disconnect in modern awards.
ASIC efforts outlined
ASIC Commissioner Alan Kirkland has described Australia's key regulatory priorities amid global trends.
AI safety changes sought
Experts are looking at ways to manage the extreme risks posed by advanced AI.
Assange allowed to re-state case
London’s High Court is allowing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to appeal his extradition to the United States.
Optus sued over big breach
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has initiated Federal Court proceedings against telecommunications giant Optus.
States seek online age change
Australian premiers have proposed barring millions of children from using major social media platforms.