Is Using AI Without Disclosure Morally Wrong?
Exploring the ethics of undisclosed AI use, from trivial notes to heartfelt eulogies. When does deception become morally objectionable?
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Love, Sex and Intimacy in the Age of AI
Exploring the rise of AI companions like Replika, their impact on human relationships, loneliness, and the psychological risks of digital intimacy in a hyperconnected world.
Microsoft Tightens Human Rights After Israel Cloud Inquiry
Microsoft announces new measures to oversee employees with foreign security clearances and strengthen human rights due diligence after an inquiry into Israeli military's use of its cloud for mass surveillance of Palestinians.
32 Best Tech Gifts for Loved Ones in Australia 2026
Discover 32 top tech gifts for 2026 in Australia, from Fire TV Stick and portable espresso makers to AI glasses and LED masks. Save money with sales.
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Family's Lucky Escape from Faulty EV Charger Fire
A faulty electric vehicle charger caused a house fire in Galston, NSW. Firefighters warn EV owners to install smoke detectors and use proper charging equipment.
AI gave me DIY confidence, but human judgment matters more
Myke Bartlett used AI for renovation advice, learning that while AI boosts confidence, it can be wrong. Human judgment and critical thinking are essential for success.
My Year with the Robots: Joanna Stern's AI Experiment
Tech journalist Joanna Stern spent 2025 letting AI run her life, from answering texts to cooking and even companionship. Her new book reveals the highs, lows, and emotional surprises.
Labour MP Sues Musk's AI Firm Over Fake Sexualised Images
Jess Asato, a Labour MP, has filed a lawsuit against xAI, Elon Musk's company, alleging that its Grok tool generated fake sexualised images of her without consent, aiming to rebalance rights against big tech.
UK Watchdog Orders Google on AI Content Use
The UK's CMA has ordered Google to allow publishers to block their content from AI Overviews, a move with global implications for news and AI.
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AI Risks: Readers Respond to Concerns Over Artificial Intelligence
Guardian readers discuss the dangers of AI including fabricated quotes, lack of empathy, and risks to society, governance, and creativity.
Why Progressives Still Use X: Letters Respond to Liew
Mat Watkinson and Keith Flett explain why they remain on Elon Musk's X platform, citing corporate inertia and the need to engage with politicians not on alternative platforms like Bluesky.
Ex-Officer Hiding After False AI Link to Nowak Case
A former police constable has been forced into hiding after AI platforms falsely identified her as an arresting officer in the Henry Nowak murder case. She left the force 20 months before the incident.
Doomscrolling: Are You Wasting Five Years of Your Life?
A new survey reveals the average person in Britain will spend 41,000 hours flicking idly between news apps and social media, getting increasingly miserable.
Scorsese Backlash Over AI Storyboards
Martin Scorsese's investment in AI storyboard technology sparks anger from artists, who accuse him of betraying the creative community.
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AI Teddy Bears for Kids: Expert Warns of Hidden Risks
AI-powered toys like ChattyBear are marketed as educational and screen-free, but experts warn of risks including emotional attachment, privacy issues, and reduced human interaction.
EV trial expansion could save renters up to $2000 yearly
A new vehicle-to-grid trial in Australia could save renters up to $2000 per year by using their EV to power their home, with calls for mass adoption of the technology.
Former UK spy chief says AI drones can have moral code
David Omand, ex-GCHQ head, now believes autonomous drones can comply with international humanitarian law if programmed with moral guidelines, sparking debate on AI in warfare.
UK watchdog forces Google to let publishers block AI summaries
The UK's competition watchdog has announced new rules allowing web publishers and news organisations to opt out of AI overviews in Google search results, aiming to protect click-through traffic and revenue.
UK publishers can opt out of Google AI search summaries
UK competition watchdog imposes conduct requirements on Google, allowing publishers to opt out of content use in AI search features and model training.
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Inside BYD's Ambitious Australian Expansion Plan
BYD vice president says the brand aims to become an Australian brand, not just Chinese. With a massive shipment of 4809 vehicles arriving in Melbourne, BYD plans to bring 30,000 vehicles to Australia, intensifying competition with top brands like Toyota.
Tesla, Polestar Sales Hit Record High in Australia May 2026
Tesla and Polestar achieved a record 6,681 EV sales in Australia in May 2026, driven by high fuel prices and a 358% rebound from April, with Tesla alone selling 6,433 vehicles.
Lego Pokemon Smart Play Sets Launch August 1
Lego Group and Pokemon Company partner to release 12 interactive, screen-free Smart Play sets with electronic bricks, lights, and sounds, launching August 1.
Iceman Yeast Makes Tasty Sourdough Bread
Scientists discovered yeast in the guts of Oetzi the Iceman, a 5,300-year-old mummy, and used it to bake sourdough bread. The yeast survived millennia in frozen conditions and may have practical uses.
Gen Z's Fear of Being Cringe: Can They Escape?
Many young people fear being recorded and judged, leading to a reluctance to show enthusiasm or dance in public. Experts suggest building authentic connections and embracing cringe as freedom.
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Sydney Academic Used AI to Write Anti-AI Column
Professor Cath Ellis used AI to draft an opinion piece for the Sydney Morning Herald, urging students not to cut corners with AI. The article was removed after detection.
ECOVACS Robot Vacuum and Window Cleaner on Amazon Australia
ECOVACS launches DEEBOT T30S PRO PLUS robot vacuum and WINBOT Lite window cleaner on Amazon Australia Mid-Year Sale, offering smart home cleaning solutions.
S Korea Kospi hits record high on AI chip surge, risks remain
South Korea's Kospi index hit a record 8,880, driven by a 'once-in-a-generation' AI chip surge, making it the world's sixth-largest market. But experts warn of over-reliance on Samsung and SK Hynix.
Online ads blurring into content as AI transforms advertising
AI-driven ads are becoming harder to spot on social media, blending into organic content. Researchers warn of weakened transparency, urging stronger disclosure rules under Australia's digital duty of care.
AI Voices in Audiobooks: From Clones to YouTube Piracy
AI is transforming audiobooks, from voice clones of Barbara Cartland to massive YouTube piracy. Concerns grow over job losses, deepfakes, and ethical use, but AI also boosts accessibility.
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