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Optus may ban smart glasses in stores, offices (opens the original)
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Optus is contemplating cyber security policies to regulate the use of smart glasses in its stores and offices, with a ban on the devices possible. Optus EGM security and risk Corien Vermaak revealed the move at a customer event for cyber security provider Zscaler yesterday, telling attendees that, following government moves, it had become “a definite conversation point from a policy perspective”. “What do we allow in stores is currently being discussed, [and] what do we allow in the office and h
University of Sydney to roll out ChatGPT Edu to students (opens the original)
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University of Sydney is rolling out ChatGPT Edu to 80,000 students and staff, becoming the second major Australian tertiary institution to enter a major agreement with OpenAI in a week. The university said that ChatGPT Edu’s features would be enabled in stages throughout the rollout and guided by its existing responsible AI framework which guards against the technology’s misuse. Its student newspaper Honi Soit, which broke news of the OpenAI deal ahead of a formal announcement, reported that sta
UNSW reveals new measures to deal with AI cheating (opens the original)
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UNSW Sydney says it will introduce new administrative measures to address “academic integrity” as its moves to expand its rollout of OpenAI’s ChatGPT Edu to tens-of-thousands of students. The AI assistant is being made available to 80,000 students and staff following a limited rollout to 10,000 fixed-term and permanent staff that began late last year. The deployment, which OpenAI described as a “strategic collaboration”, will also see OpenAI’s technology incorporated into teaching materials, inc
UOMO bill headed to the Senate (opens the original)
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A bill requiring mobile carriers to provide access to mobile voice and SMS almost everywhere in Australia has passed the lower house. The universal mobile service obligation (UOMO) bill, which requires Telstra, Optus and TPG Telecom to provide competitive voice and text services covering up to 5 million square kilometres of Australia, passed the House of Representatives. The government agreed to an amendment pushed by Victorian crossbencher Helen Haines, requiring the publication of reasons for
SA Power taps AI to reduce field job "knockbacks" (opens the original)
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SA Power Networks is testing the potential for AI to help it predict when it will encounter obstacles preventing field work from going ahead. Principal SAP architect Travis Smith told attendees at SAP’s customer event in Sydney that the capability could help the energy provider reduce the number of field projects that are returned for replanning. “Sometimes … staff will go out to the field to do particular work and, for whatever reason, it can't go ahead. There's effectively a knockback so, it c
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