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Landmark German ruling puts AI developers on notice

Australian copyright advocates have hailed a German court ruling against AI music generator Suno as a defining moment in the global fight against unlicensed AI training on creative works....

‘Trailblazer on steroids’: Roy Green’s warning over SERD plan

31 July 2026 | by Justin Hendry

A leading academic has warned that the recommendations of Australia’s landmark R&D review skew too heavily towards university-led programs at the expense of industry development, threatening a further decline...

Most Aussie teens still on social media after ban, study finds

31 July 2026 | by Christine Chen and Byron Kaye

More than 8 in 10 Australian teenagers were still using social media three months after the government’s landmark ban on the platforms for under-16s took effect because the tech...

Aussie tech jobs rebound, but 2030 target still at risk

30 July 2026 | by Justin Hendry

Australia’s technology workforce has rebounded from last year’s slump, putting the Albanese government’s goal of creating 1.2 million tech jobs by 2030 back within reach if the current pace...

Musk’s X says social media ban undermines international law

30 July 2026 | by Byron Kaye

Elon Musk’s X has accused Australia of trying to give its internet regulator unfair information-gathering powers and undermining US law with plans for tougher enforcement of a teen social...

NHMRC hands out $430m in Investigator grants

29 July 2026 | by Justin Hendry

More than $430 million in research grants have been awarded by the National Health and Medical Research Council across 234 projects tackling some of Australia’s biggest health challenges. Announced...

Australia’s AI edge is niche models, says CSIRO’s Doug Hilton

29 July 2026 | by Justin Hendry

Australia should stick to developing AI models in “niche areas” rather than compete head-on with the United States and China, according to the head of the national science agency....

Australia’s AI conversation has a vocabulary problem

29 July 2026 | by Mark Stickells

I live in Perth, often referred to as the world’s most isolated capital city. My work means that I spend a lot of time on planes and I think...

US bans import of Chinese humanoid robots

29 July 2026 | by Alexandra Alper

The Trump administration has unveiled bans that target imports of new Chinese robots and power inverters, seeking to protect the US AI buildout from national security threats and reshore...

Politicians skirt bounds of government AI policy

29 July 2026 | by Justin Hendry

Politicians and their offices are exempt from a key policy governing the use of artificial intelligence across the public sector, exposing a blind spot in Canberra’s push to regulate...

Author: Justin Hendry

Landmark German ruling puts AI developers on notice

‘Trailblazer on steroids’: Roy Green’s warning over SERD plan

Aussie tech jobs rebound, but 2030 target still at risk

NHMRC hands out $430m in Investigator grants

Australia’s AI edge is niche models, says CSIRO’s Doug Hilton

Australia’s AI conversation has a vocabulary problem

US bans import of Chinese humanoid robots

Politicians skirt bounds of government AI policy

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