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Private AI built at Tonsley helps South Australian businesses automate operations
Moots Technology's TonsleyAI platform offers South Australian SMEs a self-hosted, privacy-compliant AI engine built at the Tonsley Innovation District.
South Australia's Royal Commission into AI: How Genuine Are Malinauskas's 'Nation-Leading' Moves?
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has announced a royal commission into artificial intelligence, the latest in a string of headline-grabbing policy moves.
Cognizant Launches Physical AI Platform to Connect Factory Operations
Cognizant has launched a sovereign Physical AI Platform-as-a-Service to help manufacturers connect sensors, robotics and automation through a unified intelligence layer.
A fifth of older Australians who contested AI-determined home support funding got more after human review
Almost one-fifth of older Australians who challenged their AI-determined Support at Home funding allocation received more support after human review, new data shows.
Australia's electrician workforce jumped to 184,000 as 30,000 more took up the trade last year
Government data analysed by KPMG shows Australia's electrician workforce grew from a stable 150,000 to 184,000 in 2025, with apprentice waitlists now at zero in NSW.
'No longer fit for purpose': global expert warns Australia's workforce policies must change in AI era
A global education expert will tell Canberra's National AI Summit that Australia's human capital policies are no longer fit for purpose as AI disrupts jobs.
Lenders race into AI but data readiness lags
Experian's Connected Intelligence report finds 72% of Australian lenders use agentic AI in underwriting, yet just 3% say their data is fully AI-ready.
54% of Australian Children and Teens Use AI for Personal, Social Reasons
New eSafety Commissioner data shows 54 per cent of Australian children and teens use AI tools for personal and social reasons, including mental health advice.
EY modelling puts AI's potential boost to Australia's economy at up to A$116 billion
New EY research finds AI could add between A$95 billion and A$116 billion to Australia's economy over the next decade, creating up to 44,000 jobs by 2036.
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