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Live: Liberal senator to cross floor on gambling ad bill
Paul Scarr says he will cross the floor of the Senate to vote against Labor’s gambling advertising bill, defying his party’s official position. Follow live. Source link
OpenAI slows model training to bolster security
After Hugging Face hack. Source link
Google to buy Spirit Airlines' business data for US$10 million
For AI training. Source link
Metcash exploring agentic AI to automate retail ordering
As a means to win loyalty and orders. Source link
NDIA fended off March TeamPCP supply-chain hackers
No protected or participant information accessed. Source link
'What we've all been hoping for': Breast cancer drug gets green light
Women with breast cancer left contemplating drastic surgery because of uncertainty over a critical drug have been offered a lifeline, with an equivalent medication on track to be subsidised. Source link
Inquiry to examine 'what, if any' benefits data centres will bring
With communities around the world grappling with the spread of AI data centres, the Tasmanian Greens have set up an inquiry to examine “what, if any, economic benefit” they will bring to the state. Source link
Gambling red flag system under fire as 'Dracula in charge'
A plan to create a red flag system that tags customers showing signs of problem gambling is labelled weak by advocates. Source link
The delicate (and smoky) art of painting with fire
Pyrography — or the craft of making art with fire — has been around for thousands of years. But a new generation of young artists is making the practice their own. Source link
'It was devastating': Superannuation lost to dodgy switching schemes
Unlicensed telemarketers who cold call and make unsolicited approaches to consumers to convince them to switch their super will be banned under long-awaited reforms. Source link