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Toby Walsh: Act now on AI or repeat social media mistakes

One of Australia’s leading AI researchers will use a major address on Wednesday to warn the country is “dangerously unprepared” to capture the upside of artificial intelligence or to...

Charlton: To spread AI benefits, Australian ownership matters

24 February 2026 | by James Riley

Australia has reached a fork in the road in its policy approach to broadening the prosperity benefits of AI, assistant minister for the Digital Economy Andrew Charlton says, with...

OpenAI teams with consulting giants to push AI beyond pilot

24 February 2026 | by Krystal Hu

OpenAI is expanding its push into the enterprise market by teaming up with four of the world’s largest consulting firms, betting that a more hands-on approach will help corporate...

OpenClaw and the security risks of AI frenzy

23 February 2026 | by Dr Hassan Asghar

It feels like only yesterday that ChatGPT took the world by storm. Its ability to reason and give human-like responses made everyone believe that artificial intelligence is set to...

Charlton to elevate ‘voice of workers’ at global AI summit

17 February 2026 | by James Riley

Assistant Minister for the Digital Economy Andrew Charlton will use a speech to the AI Impact Summit in Delhi this week to reinforce the importance of “elevating the voice...

Andrew Charlton readies frameworks to diffuse AI benefits

14 February 2026 | by Justin Hendry

The Albanese government will forge a “clear-eyed” approach to AI regulation that ensures the technology benefits ordinary Australians, Assistant Minister for Science, Technology and the Digital Economy Andrew Charlton...

Anthropic clinches US$380bn valuation after latest funding round

13 February 2026 | by Deborah Sophia

Anthropic has raised US$30 billion in its latest funding round, more than doubling the Claude chatbot maker’s valuation to US$380 billion and underscoring massive investor interest in the startup...

Telstra job cuts will ‘gut local capability’, union warns

11 February 2026 | by David Allen

Telstra will axe or offshore almost 650 jobs under a new partnership with global tech giant Infosys unveiled late Wednesday, a move the peak communications sector union says will...

High stakes: Katy Gallagher won’t risk an APS AI failure

10 February 2026 | by Joseph Brookes

As artificial intelligence seeps into the federal government’s major tech projects and public servants’ everyday workflows, Finance minister Katy Gallagher says there is still no appetite for failure. Senator...

US, China opt out of joint declaration on AI use in military

8 February 2026 | by Victoria Waldersee

Around a third of countries attending a military AI summit agreed last week to a declaration on how to govern deployment of the artificial intelligence technology in warfare, but...

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Toby Walsh: Act now on AI or repeat social media mistakes

Charlton: To spread AI benefits, Australian ownership matters

OpenAI teams with consulting giants to push AI beyond pilot

OpenClaw and the security risks of AI frenzy

Charlton to elevate ‘voice of workers’ at global AI summit

Andrew Charlton readies frameworks to diffuse AI benefits

Anthropic clinches US$380bn valuation after latest funding round

Telstra job cuts will ‘gut local capability’, union warns

High stakes: Katy Gallagher won’t risk an APS AI failure

US, China opt out of joint declaration on AI use in military

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