Understanding ‘forever chemicals’: Is it possible to move past them?
The dangers of “forever chemicals” will be investigated by the Australian parliament in a national inquiry….
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Could legal jargon be considered a ‘magic spell’? Science suggests there’s a possibility
Legal language, also known as “legalese,” is notoriously difficult to comprehend. It contains complex linguistic structures…
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The Impact of Social Media on Trolling: Examining Raygun as a Case Study and Exploring Strategies to Prevent Viral Moments from Escalating.
Australian breaker Rachael “Raygun” Gunn faced a wave of online trolling during the 2024 Paris Olympics….
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What’s next after Australia’s privacy regulator dismisses its case against controversial facial recognition company Clearview AI?
The Australian Information Commissioner’s office recently announced that it will not be taking any further action…
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Lawsuits filed against AI ‘nudify’ platforms for victimization; Strategies to combat deepfake abuse.
The San Francisco City Attorney’s office recently filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against 16 “nudify” websites, accusing…
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Witness the First-ever Simulation of a Supermassive Black Hole Destroying a Star
New simulations have provided the most detailed understanding to date of the process of tidal disruption…
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Understanding ‘Model Collapse’: Debunking the Speculations of an Imminent AI Catastrophe with Expert Insights
Artificial intelligence (AI) experts are predicting the end of the generative AI hype and warning of…
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Meta’s recent closure of a crucial online research tool deals a blow to the battle against misinformation.
Meta, the owner of CrowdTangle, a digital tool used to track and combat viral falsehoods online,…
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Discover 5 captivating celestial sights that outshine the mundane Supermoons
The concept of a supermoon may seem exciting, but it is actually a rather insignificant occurrence….
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Determining the Proximity to System’s Limit: Identifying Crashes, Blackouts, and Climate Tipping Points
In the popular myth, lemmings are said to run off cliffs to their doom. However, this…
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New Zealand, as a launch site, has a responsibility to address light pollution caused by satellites, resulting in a brighter night sky.
The space sector in New Zealand has experienced significant growth since its first rocket launch in…
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Europe Introduces Groundbreaking Legislation on Artificial Intelligence: Valuable Lessons for Other Nations
Governments worldwide are facing the challenge of effectively managing artificial intelligence (AI). While AI has the…
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Government Aims to Establish Public Trust in New Digital ID System
Australia’s government services minister, Bill Shorten, has announced the development of a new digital identity and…
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Fresh Clues Uncovered in West Papua Shed Light on Human Migration into the Pacific
Skilled seafarers from Asia made significant migrations to the Pacific Islands in the distant past, shaping…
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How to Restore the Night Sky and Bring Back the Visibility of the Milky Way in Central Paris
Humans have been able to see the Milky Way galaxy for over 100,000 years, but now…
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Curious Kids: The Science Behind Contagious Yawning
Why do people yawn when they see others yawn? Yawning is an automatic response where you…
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The Unexpected 150-Year Journey: Exploring Long-Range Medical Treatment from Science Fiction to Telemedicine
In 1874, a surgeon in South Australia sent wound care instructions to a patient 2,000 kilometers…
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The Impact of Antarctic Heat and Australian Winter on Weather Patterns and the Year Ahead
Australia has been experiencing freezing temperatures and extreme weather in the south and east this winter,…
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Protect Your myGov Account During Tax Season
Tax time can be an exciting period for many individuals as it presents the opportunity for…
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Why Meta’s Launch of the Largest ‘Open’ AI Model in History is Significant
In the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), there is an ongoing battle between companies that keep…
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The Science Behind Whether the Shallow Pool in Paris is Truly Slowing Olympic Swimmers
The Paris Olympics have been lacking in world records in swimming events, leaving athletes and officials…
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Australia’s Connectivity to the World: Limited to 15 Underwater Internet Cables at Risk from Fishing Boats, Spies, and Natural Disasters
Australia’s government has announced plans to invest A$18m over four years in a new centre aimed…
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Survey Reveals Australians’ Preference for Facial Recognition in ID Verification, But Not for Surveillance
Automated facial recognition technology is rapidly spreading throughout Australia, with various sectors such as retail, sports…
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Are data centres consuming excessive electricity? Can we enhance their efficiency?
The growing demand for digital content and services is leading to an increase in energy-intensive data…
