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Deputy leader of the Opposition Sussan Ley said she is confident social media companies will find a way to implement the ban.

There is now bipartisan support in Australia for a social media ban for children under 16.

While President Biden enjoys wide support in the tech sector, Trump is starting to make some inroads.

Elon Musk warned that his companies’ visitors would be required to check any Apple devices at the door if ChatGPT is integrated to Apple’s operating system.

Leopold Aschenbrenner issues a warning about the CCP exploiting AI: ‘The preservation of the free world against the authoritarian states is on the line.’

Experts are worried that Recall, which stores all user activity on their devices as images, could be hacked by criminals.

Researchers warned that some AI systems have learned to trick tests meant to assess their safety.

Names, addresses, phone numbers, credit scores, and social security numbers were stolen in the breach.

Researchers recommend consumers carry cash instead of cards whenever they can, as it acts as a self-control method.

It sounds like science fiction, but experts and leaders are now warning bots could be calling the shots on everything from product purchases to elections.

‘Adopting protective technologies like content credentials will be crucial to help restore trust in the digital content we are consuming,’ Ms. Mulveny said.

Perhaps there’s a corner of Slovakia where Big Brother’s gaze doesn’t reach—yet.

Remote Indigenous communities are being socially and economically disadvantaged by having limited access to digital connectivity, the government says.

‘Australians should have a choice as to how to spend their hard-earned dollars.’

A legal claim alleges that Google has abused its adtech market dominance, causing financial loss to UK publishers.

People who suffer from internet addiction may experience a variety of issues, from severe pain to mental health problems and disrupted sleep.

The ride hailing service is aiming to eliminate all ’tailpipe emissions’ by 2040.

‘We do not have powers or, frankly, the resources to be proactively monitoring the Internet,’ eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant said.