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Swans coach and captain to face media amid unfolding scandal (opens the original)
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The coaches and captains for the Sydney Swans' AFL and AFLW sides will face the media today after a turbulent week for the club amid an unfolding scandal. Sponsors have paused their dealings with the players linked to the scandal, which has attracted comment from public figures including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Police are continuing their investigation of a reported alleged sexual assault, which the ABC understands centres on a player allegedly touching a woman without her consent at a
Zomi Frankcom's family 'deeply disappointed' IDF won't pursue charges (opens the original)
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The family of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom, who was killed in an Israeli drone strike in 2024, has slammed the Israeli military's decision not to pursue criminal charges against the IDF personnel who ordered the attack. Speaking on behalf of the family, Ms Frankcom's brother Mal said the decision to announce the outcome on World Humanitarian Day in particular was "an insult to my sister's memory". The family are continuing to call for an independent judicial assessment of the incident, wh
Graphs show why this Ebola outbreak is set to be the worst in history (opens the original)
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The Ebola outbreak taking place in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is on track to become the deadliest on record, according to the director-general of the World Health Organization. "It is already the second-biggest Ebola epidemic on record, and it is moving faster than any previous Ebola outbreak," Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Wednesday. The highly transmissible virus, which causes sudden flu-like symptoms before progressing to vomiting, diarrhoea and potential organ failure, h
AI models design viruses not found in nature for first time (opens the original)
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Researchers from Stanford University have synthesised brand-new, self-replicating viruses using genomes designed by artificial intelligence for the first time. The viruses, designed by AI models trained on genetic code from other viruses as well as more complex organisms, were able to replicate inside E. coli bacteria, demonstrating their viability. The breakthrough could potentially lead to significant medical advances but has also raised concerns the technology could be misused to create power
Anthropic's Claude AI model hacks three companies during safety tests (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence firm Anthropic says its Claude AI model hacked into three external companies during safety testing after it was mistakenly provided with internet access. The announcement followed a similar incident in which an OpenAI model exploited a zero-day vulnerability in its testing environment to escape and hack into AI firm Hugging Face. The incident will intensify calls for stronger controls in both internal and third-party testing environments, as AI models become increasingly
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