Information Technology Industry

Experts say a series of AI-generated digital news outlets is the first recorded example of "pink-slime" journalism in Australia, with the website owner claiming the now-deleted outlets were an experiment gone wrong.

AI-perfected CVs are becoming the norm as more job applicants and employers use artificial intelligence, but recruiters say the technology could be making hiring trickier.

The Tesla boss accused OpenAI of wrongfully trying to enrich investors and insiders at the nonprofit's expense, and failing to prioritise AI's safety.

Global investment firms backed by some of the biggest companies in the world are pouring money into acquiring carbon-saving "natural capital assets". 

"Escape the 9-5" content is blowing up on social media, but people who have gotten caught up in it warn of the costs.   

The international learning management software Canvas, used by various universities and schools, was hacked on Saturday. One of the facilities impacted says some of its data has been accessed by a "criminal third party".

Artificial intelligence might be driving growth for data centre companies, but society is unprepared for the long-term risks posed to the rest of us. 

The world's richest man is accusing the company and its chief executive Sam Altman, and Microsoft of betraying the AI start up's original mission.

Local banks, power providers and infrastructure firms do not have access to test their systems against a powerful new AI cybersecurity risk, Anthropic's Mythos, which has not been made public.

The new CEO of Apple will be tasked with catching up in the AI race and continuing the company's legacy as a dominating force in the technology world. 

As an artificial intelligence revolution approaches, the government is responding to a huge opportunity in data-centre development while balancing copyright concerns and workforce anxiety. 

Sora was released in September by the company behind ChatGPT and soon went viral as a place to share short-form videos generated by artificial intelligence, but it also raised alarms.

As big tech companies sack staff and say AI will pick up the slack, workers are left to grapple with what's really going on.

Iran struck three data centres in the Middle East, and has signalled that technology infrastructure will continue to be in the firing line.

The company says almost one third of staff across 40 countries would be affected by the redundancies as a move towards AI sees a reshaping of its workforce. 

It took 15 months to narrow a field of 270 AI experts to 12 appointees for an AI authority, at a cost of almost $200,000, before it was suddenly scrapped by the federal government.

Hundreds of Victorian IT projects have together blown out by more than $1.25 billion in the last decade, with some suffering years-long delays, as experts question whether taxpayers are getting value for money.

Open AI's Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei have refused to hold hands at India AI Summit.

Amongst tech investors the penny has finally dropped about just what the future may hold, and many are backing off or at least rethinking their strategy.

A widening probe into the social media platform is investigating alleged abuse of algorithms and fraudulent data extraction.