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How autonomous should AI agents be? (opens the original)
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AI agents can automate everyday tasks, but their growing autonomy is also raising new questions about security and accountability. According to Dr Nasim, along with effective safeguards, rigorous testing and transparent regulation, there is also a need to improve digital awareness within communities. Dr Nasim says the growing number of AI data centres could increase demand for electricity and water, while AI-enabled scams could create new risks for migrants, multicultural communities, women and
Professor Rahat Munir: From Pakistan to global academic leadership (opens the original)
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Professor Munir’s research spans management accounting, corporate governance, financial crime, sustainability and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. He has also received the Tamgha-e-Imtiaz from the Government of Pakistan in recognition of his contributions to higher education. Professor Rahat Munir says international students should thoroughly research their study options, living costs and plans before coming to Australia. He says students should prioritise their education rather
First Fleet descendant and Mayor of Willoughby supports multicultural Australia (opens the original)
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As Mayor of Willoughby, a diverse North Shore council area of around 80,000 residents, where more than 45 per cent of people were born overseas or have a parent or grandparent born overseas, she proudly describes it as the "City of Diversity". “Migration has been a vital part of Australia’s evolving identity and should continue to be encouraged, but it must be supported by proper planning for housing, services and infrastructure,” says Tanya Taylor, Mayor of Willoughby. She adds that every perso
After fire kills 14 newborns, UNICEF calls for urgent hospital safety reforms in Pakistan (opens the original)
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Initial reports indicate the fire began in an air-conditioning unit and spread rapidly through oxygen connections. Fifteen newborns were reportedly in the ward, with only one surviving. Dr Günter Boussery, Chief of Health at UNICEF Pakistan, said: “Every newborn deserves a safe start in life, and every mother and child should be able to receive care in a safe and secure environment.” Pakistan’s Prime Minister has ordered an investigation, while Federal Health Secretary Aslam Ghauri has been susp
How does the Census protect the privacy of people living in overcrowded homes? (opens the original)
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According to Australian Bureau of Statistics Census spokesperson Emily Walter, personal information and the identities of people living in the same household will remain confidential. Find out more in this episode of our podcast series. "People without a permanent address and those experiencing homelessness will also be counted in the Census", she added. Emily says that even when many people live in the same home, the ABS does not release information that could identify an individual or househol
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