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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.
Tax AI Data Centres Properly or Repeat the Gas Export Mistake, Pocock Warns
ACT Senator David Pocock warns Australia risks repeating its gas export tax failure with AI data centres, citing A$25bn Microsoft and A$20bn AWS pledges.
AI Governance Without Killing Innovation: Lessons From the Enterprise Front Lines
87% of large enterprises run AI but only 14% have governance frameworks. Here's what the gap looks like from the inside - and why it matters for Australian businesses.
Billions Spent, Hypothetical Returns: The AI Boom in Six Charts
Global AI spending is set to more than double from US$765bn to US$1.6tn by 2031. Here is what the numbers actually tell Australian businesses.
'A driver of political violence': how the breakneck AI boom is fuelling anti-tech extremism
Researchers warn the rapid AI rollout is radicalising fringe groups across the political spectrum, from ecofascists to anti-surveillance militants.
Central Coast Cancer Centre Leads Global AI Radiotherapy Trial for Liver Cancer
The Central Coast Cancer Centre is the lead liver cancer site in a global AI radiotherapy trial tracking tumours in real time, removing the need for invasive surgery.
Acer Launches Two Smart Glasses for the Australian Market With AR and AI Capabilities
Acer has launched two smart glasses in Australia: the AR Vision GR0 wired display and the GI0 AI glasses powered by Google Gemini. Here is what you need to know.
Australia's AI Data Centre Boom: Who Really Benefits?
More than A$150 billion is queued for AI data centre investment in Australia. But will the country capture real economic gains or just the electricity bill?
Acer Computex 2026: Full Australian Lineup Spans Gaming Handhelds, AI Laptops, Smart Glasses and Monitors
Acer confirms its broadest product refresh for Australia at Computex 2026, from a AUD $299 portable monitor to a AUD $11,999 flagship AI gaming laptop.
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