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,…
Protect Your myGov Account During Tax Season
Tax time can be an exciting period for many individuals as it presents the opportunity for…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
The expansion of drone food delivery in Australia is projected to increase consumption of unhealthy food, according to research.
Wing, a drone delivery company owned by Alphabet, Google’s parent company, has recently launched its operations…
How to Witness the Spectacular Display of Two Meteor Showers Peaking
If you spend enough time looking up at the night sky, you’re bound to see a…
Uncovering the Past: The Role of a Research Vessel in Discovering Numerous Australian Shipwrecks
The MV Noongah, a coastal freighter that disappeared in 1969, has been discovered by a team…
How can we combat the rising menace of FraudGPT and other malicious AIs in the online realm?
The internet, which is an essential resource for modern society, has a dark side where malicious…
Academic Publisher Collaborates with Microsoft for AI Data Agreement, Unbeknownst to Authors
Informa, a UK-based multinational company, recently signed a deal with Microsoft that grants the tech giant…
The Olympics’ ‘AI agenda’: Implications for the future of sport
The 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris will mark the first implementation of the International Olympic Committee’s…
A Timely Warning: Millions of IT Systems Worldwide Crashed Due to a Minor Update
The recent global IT outage caused by a software update gone wrong has shed light on…
Understanding CrowdStrike Falcon: Ensuring Computer Safety
A widespread IT outage is currently impacting computer systems globally, including banks, media organizations, hospitals, transport…
A single software update potentially responsible for widespread IT outage affecting banks, airports, and supermarkets worldwide
Computer systems in Australia and around the world experienced a major IT outage this afternoon due…
Is the Performance of Running Shoes Becoming Too Advanced? The Rising Concern of “Technological Doping” in Professional Sports
The Olympic Games bring together the world’s best athletes every four years to compete for top…
It’s Time to Address Risks as Quantum Technologies Race Ahead
The International Year of Quantum Science and Technology has been declared by the United Nations for…
Introducing our latest technology: Uncovering concealed intricacies in faint animal calls of whales, cassowaries, and more
In recent years, there has been a significant increase in research on animal sounds, thanks to…
The Limitations of an ‘AI Health Coach’ in Addressing Global Chronic Disease Issues
Two prominent figures in the artificial intelligence (AI) and wellness industries, Sam Altman and Arianna Huffington,…
Study reveals online promotion of junk food targeting children and young men
The Australian government is currently investigating the possibility of banning unhealthy food advertising online and how…