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AI firms to carry safety burden under new laws, Charlton says

Australia’s AI standards will hold companies responsible for developing their products and services safely, rather than imposing “prescriptive rules”, assistant technology minister Andrew Charlton says. Speaking at a Trust...

Supercomputer chiefs warn of another ‘heavily oversubscribed’ year

8 October 2026 | by Justin Hendry

Australia’s research compute capacity is falling critically short of demand, the heads of the country’s two public supercomputers have warned lawmakers, with both facilities set to be “heavily oversubscribed”...

How to capture ongoing return from Australia’s AI boom

7 October 2026 | by Joseph Brookes

AI companies would pay into a future fund each time models trained in Australia are used around the world, under an ambitious plan to capture ongoing value from the...

AI firms are building schools. Australia should pay attention

7 October 2026 | by Dr Alex Antic

I have spent much of my working life around mathematics. I trained as a mathematician and computer scientist and completed a PhD in mathematics. Since then, I have worked...

‘Not super sophisticated’: OpenAI says AI has changed the cyber equation

6 October 2026 | by Justin Hendry

OpenAI says the breach of Medicare’s statistics portal by its agents shows governments and companies must lift cybersecurity spending to meet a world in which AI can uncover vulnerabilities...

Anthropic open to Aussie laws requiring reporting of AI hacks

6 October 2026 | by Byron Kaye

Anthropic does not believe its products have breached Australian government systems but would be open to Australian laws requiring AI companies to disclose data breaches, company executives told an...

NewsWrap: Access to frontier AI becomes a safety issue

5 October 2026 | by James Riley

In a big week for the industry, Ed Husic says his approach to AI safety and regulation has been validated, the Greens have elected as leader its most articulate...

‘Validated’: Husic says breaches prove need for AI guardrails

1 October 2026 | by Justin Hendry

Former industry minister Ed Husic says a surge in security incidents driven by rogue AI agents has borne out the case for regulation, renewing his calls for a National...

Three-person expert panel to lead SA Royal Commission into AI

1 October 2026 | by Lanie Tindale

A former top trade unionist will lead a broad South Australian Royal Commission examining whether the safe use of artificial intelligence could transform the state’s economy and improve government...

Trump, tech executives sign ‘morally binding’ AI document

30 September 2026 | by Courtney Rozen

US President Donald Trump says he is considering creating a 10-person committee to oversee the AI sector, after meeting with tech executives at the White House. The president also said the...

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AI firms to carry safety burden under new laws, Charlton says

Supercomputer chiefs warn of another ‘heavily oversubscribed’ year

How to capture ongoing return from Australia’s AI boom

AI firms are building schools. Australia should pay attention

‘Not super sophisticated’: OpenAI says AI has changed the cyber equation

Anthropic open to Aussie laws requiring reporting of AI hacks

NewsWrap: Access to frontier AI becomes a safety issue

‘Validated’: Husic says breaches prove need for AI guardrails

Three-person expert panel to lead SA Royal Commission into AI

Trump, tech executives sign ‘morally binding’ AI document

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