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Who is Jensen Huang, the AI boss Trump calls at night? (opens the original)
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Before the world knew his name, Jensen Huang had already become one of the most influential figures in artificial intelligence (AI) development. He had also cultivated a close relationship with United States President Donald Trump, which was evident when he took a call from him during a live AI summit in Los Angeles last week. Last year, Huang revealed to media that Trump often called him late at night. Huang, the founder of Nvidia, the tech giant that dominates the world's AI chip market, had j
Warning signs visible days before glacier collapse in Nepal, report finds (opens the original)
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A rapid hazard assessment by international scientists has raised questions about whether better disaster preparedness may have prevented hundreds of construction workers from becoming trapped at several hydropower projects. An analysis of satellite imagery shows there were early signs of the avalanche, including a change in the surface of the collapsed glacier. Experts say there needs to be better early warning systems in disaster-prone areas, including risk assessment beyond the infrastructure
Albanese dinner host's family fortune linked to corruption involving relatives (opens the original)
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The fortune of Australian billionaire Phillip Lee, whose son recently hosted a Labor fundraising dinner attended by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, has been linked to major corruption scandals involving members of his family in China, according to official documents examined by the ABC. Mr Lee is the son-in-law of a disgraced Chinese transport official who steered expressway construction contracts at an inflated price in southern China's Guangdong province to Mr Lee's company in the 1990s. A Ch
Warning spy laws too broad and could undermine democracy (opens the original)
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A major review into Australia's national security laws says they are too broad and could undermine democracy and press freedom. The report was released publicly yesterday and has recommended the laws be reformed. The federal government says it will carefully consider the report and its recommendations. Australia's national security watchdog is calling on the government to reform the nation's espionage and foreign interference laws, warning they can inadvertently capture legitimate activities and
Ex-prisoners say Australia should do more for citizens detained overseas (opens the original)
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Sitting in a filthy, cramped cell 8,000 kilometres from home, Australian businessman Matthew Radalj felt abandoned by his country. It was a long way from Perth, where he grew up. Official Chinese records show Mr Radalj was charged with robbery in early 2020 in Beijing. He was sentenced to four years behind bars. But Mr Radalj, who was in China running an online business selling hoodies and T-shirts, said he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. He was arrested while trying to recover hi
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