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FlyBuys reveals analysts' virtual assistant "Nex"
Remains cautious about wider business rollout. Source link
New NASA telescope to probe dark energy, dark matter and exoplanets
Preparing to launch its next flagship space observatory. Source link
Internal emails expose scale of Anthropic's Australian AI plans
The US tech giant behind popular AI chatbot Claude wanted to meet with the NSW government earlier this year about locating up to five gigawatts of data centres in the state, the ABC can reveal. Source link
How Dolly Parton went from a shack in East Tennessee to global stardom
Over a career spanning decades, Dolly Parton amassed a legion of fans as a country music sweetheart and global superstar. Her proudest achievement, she once said, would always be her songwriting. Source link
Are we heading for billionaire bunkers and an AI apocalypse?
Wealth inequality is becoming extreme. Political corruption is rampant in the United States. So will the response to AI and automation be redistribution or repression? Source link
Albanese to stare down national cabinet data centre stoush
Premiers are heading into national cabinet divided over how Australia should meet the rapidly growing energy demands of AI data centres, with fuel security, domestic violence rates and gun law talks on the table. Source link
One Nation confusion thrusts net overseas migration back into spotlight
Net overseas migration is a term often misunderstood, and the PM says numbers are being thrown around “like confetti”. So what exactly is the NOM, what kind of factors cause it to fluctuate, and where do the political parties stand? Source link
Here's why America's debt binge should worry Australians
When America’s national debt surged to $US40 trillion last week it led to a bond market sell-off which was countered by the US government. It’s become an epic battle. Source link
Banned for decades, this 'unwatchable' film is being shown this week
The controversial film Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom, was banned for decades in Australia but is getting a rare festival screening. Why are some films banned and what does the public lose when media is censored? Source link
eHarmony misled Australians over 'free' subscriptions, court rules
Users of eHarmony’s website and app were conned with fake free dating services and then forced to pay, the Federal Court of Australia has found. Source link