Author: Justin Hendry

Aussie study casts doubt on OpenAI benchmarks

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AI-generated papers performed below the student average in an Australian law exam late last year, casting doubts on claims by one of the technology’s commercial pioneers, new research has...

SA research and innovation fund under review

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South Australia’s research and innovation fund is under review for the first time in six years, with the state government looking to gauge whether it stacks up against programs...

SAPHI brings AI safety focus to heavy industry

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
Many innovations in the mining and construction sectors are either aimed at improving safety or boosting efficiency.  For New South Wales-based tech company SAPHI, both are possible.  Through its...

Meta dismisses AI scraping concerns as semantics

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Meta has defended its use of Australian users’ social media posts to train artificial intelligence without express consent, arguing that only publicly available data from its platforms is fed...

The low-cost smart sensors helping NSW breathe easy

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
In late 2019 and early 2020, Sydney was engulfed in toxic smoke from some of the worst bushfires Australia has ever faced.  Sydneysiders were confronted with the smoke, with...

SA snubs local option in $20m school laptop deal

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Thousands of laptops will be supplied to South Australian public schools under a new $20 million deal with HP Inc, despite the state government hyping a trial of locally...