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Australia's AI Safety Institute Flags Deception and Cheating in Frontier Models
Australia's AI Safety Institute has begun testing frontier AI models showing signs of deception and cheating, as the government warns of public safety risks.
Advice-poor Australians most likely to reject AI financial planning, PwC finds
PwC research finds 68 per cent of Australians aged 61-79 would not use AI-powered financial advice tools, the highest rejection rate of any age group.
Report urges sovereign AI to fix Australia's slow environmental approvals
A CEDA and TechnologyOne report calls for Australian sovereign AI to cut delays in environmental approvals, citing A$278bn in stalled construction projects.
AI companies urged to pay up or stay out of Australia
The Digital Publisher Alliance is calling on the Australian government to bar AI company bosses from parliament unless they compensate creators for stolen work.
Australia's Health Data AI Window Is Closing Fast
Australia has world-class health data assets but outdated governance is stalling its AI ambitions. Here is what is at stake and what needs to change.
Get Found or Get Left Behind: GEO Strategies for Australian Real Estate Agents
AI search is changing how buyers find agents. Here is what Australian property professionals need to know about generative engine optimisation in 2026.
Microsoft survey warns Australian firms lag on AI governance
Microsoft's 2026 Work Trend Index finds only 28% of Australian leaders are aligned on AI strategy, even as 63% of workers report producing work they couldn't a year ago.
Nine In Ten Australian Workers Use AI On The Job But Only One In Ten Say It Has Improved Performance
90% of Australian digital workers use AI at work, yet only 10% say it has improved organisational performance. Here is what the data actually shows.
Young Aussies Understand AI Better Than Ever - But Still Fear What It Will Do to Their Careers
A survey of 1029 Australians aged 15-24 finds AI understanding has nearly doubled since 2023, yet 63 per cent believe AI will eliminate jobs.
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