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People | David Pocock News, Features and Galleries | The Age (opens the original)
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MPs and former prime ministerial speechwriters have since weighed in on what role, if any, AI should play in political speeches. Anthony Albanese promised to fix the political staffing system when he was elected in 2022. Instead, he’s made it worse. Stasiland author Anna Funder implored the prime minister to see through what she said was a disingenuous attempt by AI companies to link weaker copyright laws to greater data centre expansion. Putative future Liberal leader Andrew Hastie says Pauline
‘Bludgeoned with platitudes’: Australian politicians lead the English-speaking world in AI speeches (opens the original)
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Just three years ago, Liberal MP Aaron Violi was the first Australian politician to publicly declare he had used AI to write a speech. Today, Australian politicians lead the English-speaking world for AI use in speeches, according to analysis in The Economist. The findings have sparked a debate around how MPs should be using the technology, as OpenAI apologises for rogue agents that broke into a Medicare portal, the Albanese government races to attract billions of dollars in data centre investme
Topic | GetUp | WAtoday (opens the original)
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The progressive campaign group has announced a new chief executive just months after targeting One Nation leader Pauline Hanson with a secret banner. Dismissed by critics as a mere stunt, the activist group’s viral prank has galvanised its network for a long-term campaign against Pauline Hanson’s party. Hanson’s decision to front the Press Club signalled a desire to be taken seriously as a political contender. With that comes the same expectations of honesty and reasoned argument The Age applies
Play School star sacked by Labor for offensive posts stripped of Australia Day ambassador role (opens the original)
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Former Play School actor and Labor staffer Rhys Muldoon will be barred from returning as an Australia Day ambassador after his slur-riddled posts on X were resurfaced. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told the House during question time on Wednesday that the comments were “outrageous and completely unacceptable” and that his assistant minister Patrick Gorman had intervened. In a 2014 post, Muldoon called a critic a “n----- jew f-g dog smoking liberal voter” to demonstrate the perils of free speec
One Nation’s ‘net-negative’ migration plan prompts recession alarm (opens the original)
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Labor and the Coalition have sounded the alarm that One Nation’s proposal to slash temporary visa numbers to reach net-negative migration would push the country into recession. One Nation wants to cut the number of temporary visa holders by 750,000 over three years, with international students bearing the brunt of the cuts, while the families of skilled migrants would also be barred from joining them in Australia. The minor party is padding out its cornerstone policy following weeks of confusion
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