A Microsoft announced an investment of 5 billion Australian dollars (equivalent to 3,2 billion US dollars) to expand its artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing capabilities in Australia.
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Australian education ministers have unanimously adopted a national framework for AI in education. The framework, developed by the national AI task force, was announced on Friday (6) and allows the use of AI systems, including ChatGPT, in all Australian schools from 2024. Understand.
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Thousands of books by some of Australia's most celebrated authors have potentially been caught up in what novelist Richard Flanagan called "the greatest act of copyright theft in history".
As if the presence of sharks wasn't cause for enough concern in Australian waters, a man was caught surfing with a python wrapped around his neck and ended up fined for his daring.
Australia will make search engines – such as Google and Bing – tomem measures to prevent the sharing of child sexual abuse material created by artificial intelligence (AI), the country's internet regulator said on Friday (8).
A parasite normally found in snakes was removed “alive and mobile” from a woman's brain, something that had not been seen in medical records, Australian doctors said on Tuesday (29).
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Sweden took third place in the Women's World Cup by defeating co-hosts Australia 2-0 in Brisbane this Saturday (19).
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An Australian court sentenced this Wednesday (16) a person, named Veronica Gray and who identified herself as a man, to two years in prison with suspended sentence for sending urine and feces to Hollywood actors Leonardo DiCaprio and Jared Leto.
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Australian universities are struggling to combat the rise in the use of generative AI for cheating in assessments. In a document sent to the country's Senate, university directors say that it will be “very difficult, if not impossible, to prevent students from using AI to cheat in assessments”. Institutions believe they will have to change the way they teach.
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