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Tech giants’ indirect emissions climb 150pc in three years

Indirect carbon emissions from the operations of four of the leading AI-focused tech companies rose on average by 150 per cent from 2020-2023, due to the demands of power-hungry...

News Wrap: AI, the workplace, and unions want their say

6 June 2025 | by James Riley

Industry and Innovation minister Tim Ayres gave the opening address at the AFR AI Summit in Sydney this week, telling the business audience that Australia must “lean in” to...

SA funds ‘proof of value’ AI trials, sets up new VC fund

5 June 2025 | by Justin Hendry

A series of “proof of value” AI trials will be conducted across the South Australian public sector as part of a new government program funded in the state Budget...

Call for AI inventories as tech sprawls across universities

5 June 2025 | by Joseph Brookes

Artificial intelligence is being deployed across NSW universities without central oversight, policies or strategies, leaving several institutions without a “complete understanding” of their use, a new audit has revealed....

Driving responsible AI takes a dedicated office: Infosys global CTO

4 June 2025 | by Trish Everingham

Infosys’ global tech chief Rafee Tarafdar says companies will soon face a “third wave” of AI adoption, where they will need to balance the innovation gains of the technology...

Copilot saved UK public servants less time than in Australia

4 June 2025 | by Justin Hendry

UK public servants saved an average of 26 minutes each day using Microsoft’s generative AI tool during a large-scale trial last year – less than half the time Australians...

Treasury ‘hard heads’ holding back tech sector: Husic

3 June 2025 | by Joseph Brookes

Former Industry Minister Ed Husic on Tuesday blamed Treasury “hard heads” for limiting Australia’s technology development, and revealed he wants artificial intelligence governed by an AI Act to instill...

Australia must lean into AI opportunity or miss out: Tim Ayres

3 June 2025 | by Justin Hendry

Industry minister Tim Ayres has given the clearest picture yet of the federal government’s AI policy reset, arguing Australia must “lean in” and secure a stake in the technology...

Using existing legal frameworks to ensure AI accountability

2 June 2025 | by Henry Fraser

While governments around the world equivocate about holding powerful AI providers accountable, it falls to ordinary citizens to defend their rights. To do this, we need to be creative,...

Business Council calls for action to accelerate AI adoption

1 June 2025 | by James Riley

Australia’s peak business lobby has called on government to accelerate national efforts to bake productivity-enhancing artificial intelligence systems into the economy. The Business Council of Australia has released a...

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Tech giants’ indirect emissions climb 150pc in three years

News Wrap: AI, the workplace, and unions want their say

SA funds ‘proof of value’ AI trials, sets up new VC fund

Call for AI inventories as tech sprawls across universities

Driving responsible AI takes a dedicated office: Infosys global CTO

Copilot saved UK public servants less time than in Australia

Treasury ‘hard heads’ holding back tech sector: Husic

Australia must lean into AI opportunity or miss out: Tim Ayres

Using existing legal frameworks to ensure AI accountability

Business Council calls for action to accelerate AI adoption

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