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OpenAI breach proves need for more data centres, major parties say
Labor, Coalition agree OpenAI’s Medicare breach proves the need for Australia to secure “a seat at the AI table” by rolling out data centres nationally. Source link
The young women guiding tourists through India's night sky
Astronomy tourism is giving young women in Hanle income, confidence and a new role in their community. Source link
In UN address, Anand takes jab at 'great powers' disrupting global order
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand has put “strategic autonomy” at the forefront of Canada’s address to the United Nations General Assembly today. Source link
'Multiple rate hikes', recession risk: bond market signals trouble ahead
Bond yields are the highest they’ve been in 20 years as inflation fears rip through global financial markets. It’s a warning the financial squeeze is set to get worse before it gets better. Source link
China, US agree to AI dialogue, $42b in tariff cuts during state visit
The tariff reductions are set to apply to US exports such as agricultural goods, wood and cosmetics, as well as US imports including small appliances, toys, decorations. Source link
Ghost Bats and Maven Smart: How AI is transforming Defence
Militaries across the world, including Australia, are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence to pilot drones and analyse intelligence. But experts worry “automation bias” could be creeping in. Source link
Despite the doom and gloom, Australia can't afford to write off AI
Australia may want AI to live up to its promise, but has just experienced how easily things can go wrong. The challenge now is figuring out how to harness one without getting blindsided by the other. Source link
James Reyne still cringes at some Australian Crawl songs
The founding frontman still isn’t sure why you love these songs, but he’s starting to make peace with it. Source link
Nor'easter storm brings coastal flooding, as New York and New Jersey declare emergency
Tens of millions of people from Maine to Virginia are in the path of the powerful storm. Source link
Squamish man uses motion-activated zombie to scare bears away from garbage
More than 33 bears have been killed by conservation officers in B.C. this year, including two that entered stores through automatic sliding doors in Hope and Squamish. It’s led to creative solutions to keep the hungry animals away from attractants. Source link