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Kevin Rudd warns Australia needs sovereign AI capability in major Adelaide address
Former PM Kevin Rudd told a Flinders University lecture in Adelaide that governments may have six months to build AI frameworks before a major crisis hits.
BrainChip's neuromorphic chip predicts epileptic seizures an hour ahead with 98 per cent accuracy
Australian company BrainChip says its brain-mimicking neuromorphic chip can predict epileptic seizures an hour in advance with 98 per cent accuracy, opening defence and medical markets.
Proofpoint report flags resourcing gap as Australian CISOs take on AI risk
Proofpoint's 2026 Voice of the CISO report finds 79% of Australian security chiefs are managing expanding AI risks without proportional increases in resources.
Australian AI advocates dismiss doomsday fears, calling for acceleration
Anthropic's Jeff Bleich told an ASPI forum in Canberra that safety research requires more compute, not less, pushing back on calls to slow AI development.
'The game is up': Aussie professor at centre of AI maths controversy speaks out
Melbourne-born NYU professor Tristan Buckmaster says AI has made the race to publish mathematical breakthroughs pointless after OpenAI claimed to solve Navier-Stokes.
The power bill is the policy: why cheap energy is Australia's compute advantage
A schedule, not a slogan: why One Nation's net-negative migration plan is the right call
The intake was built for jobs that are already going. One Nation is the only party with a schedule to cut it.
Treasury warns Australia risks missing out on global AI boom
Australia's Treasury has warned fewer than 10 per cent of firms have significantly adopted AI, putting the country at risk of missing productivity gains.