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US, China prepare for mid-September AI safety talks

The US and China are gearing up to discuss AI safety risks during a dialogue planned for mid-September, two sources briefed on the discussions said as rapidly advancing frontier...

Treasury’s AI blind spot: growth without capability gain

6 September 2026 | by Justin Hendry

One line in this week’s Treasury analysis of the dizzying economic implications of AI said it all: “In Australia, most productivity growth at the firm level related to AI...

US urges hands-off approach to AI regulation at G20 tech meeting

2 September 2026 | by Courtney Rozen and JC Whittington

The United States has pressed G20 members to take a hands-off approach to AI regulation and avoid creating rules for the technology at a gathering of industry titans and...

UK cranks $189m AI procurement lever in sovereignty drive

2 September 2026 | by Joseph Brookes

The UK government has put almost $200 million on the table for British AI startups to tackle challenges like public health and national security, in a fresh drive to...

Australia risks becoming an AI tenant in its own economy

1 September 2026 | by Dr Alex Antic

Australia has been offered a pragmatic new definition of AI sovereignty. A recent report from the United States Studies Centre argues that, because Australia cannot reproduce America’s frontier AI...

Sony, Warner Music sue Anthropic over songs used in AI training

1 September 2026 | by Blake Brittain

The music publishing branches of Sony Music and Warner Music have sued Anthropic in California federal court for allegedly misusing their copyrighted song compositions to train its Claude AI...

Diraq, Equinix partner on first commercial quantum system

1 September 2026 | by David Allen

Diraq and Equinix will partner to install a quantum computer in a Sydney data centre, an Australian first, designed to test hybrid computing capabilities and pave the way for...

Europe expands AI compute with €390m from France’s Bull

31 August 2026 | by Leo Marchandon

Europe is expanding its network of publicly funded AI supercomputers with a €387.8 million (A$628.3 million) system from French state-owned Bull, as part of a push to close a...

Chris Bowen’s angry pills could power a data centre

30 August 2026 | by James Riley

All eyes were on National Cabinet during the week as the Prime Minister agreed to relax energy rules for data centres that would let states with publicly-owned electricity networks...

US judge blocks Pentagon’s Anthropic blacklisting

28 August 2026 | by Jack Queen

A US judge has blocked the Pentagon’s blacklisting of Anthropic, the latest turn in the Claude maker’s high-stakes fight with the military over AI safety on the battlefield. Anthropic’s...

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US, China prepare for mid-September AI safety talks

Treasury’s AI blind spot: growth without capability gain

US urges hands-off approach to AI regulation at G20 tech meeting

UK cranks $189m AI procurement lever in sovereignty drive

Australia risks becoming an AI tenant in its own economy

Sony, Warner Music sue Anthropic over songs used in AI training

Diraq, Equinix partner on first commercial quantum system

Europe expands AI compute with €390m from France’s Bull

Chris Bowen’s angry pills could power a data centre

US judge blocks Pentagon’s Anthropic blacklisting

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