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Gambling and migration to be on the agenda for parliament (opens the original)
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Gambling and migration to be on the agenda for parliament SARAH FERGUSON, PRESENTER: The last week of the winter break has been a turbulent one for the government. The PM has been on a short break and returns needing to get things back on track. 7.30's political editor, Jacob Greber, joins me now. JACOB GREBER, POLITICAL EDITOR: Hi, Sarah. SARAH FERGUSON: So, a wobbly week for the government. This government likes to call itself grown–up, methodical, all of those words. But on gambling and immig
AI model used fake identities 'unprompted' to deceive humans in a safety test (opens the original)
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Former OpenAI board member Helen Toner is warning that AI systems are developing too quickly for humans to keep up. "Our ability to constrain and keep these systems safe isn't necessarily keeping pace with our ability to make them smarter," she told 7.30. The Australian-born Ms Toner, who is now the executive director at the Centre for Security and Emerging Technology at Georgetown University, says the top researchers in Al, such as Sam Altman, are attempting to build machine brains that can out
'Time-limited rotation': Conroy puts an end date on US subs in WA (opens the original)
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Pat Conroy says 2032 will be the end date for US submarines rotating through HMAS Stirling. He is currently in the US to discuss AUKUS with senior Pentagon officials. A military analyst said Mr Conroy's statement of an end date was surprising. Defence Industries Minister Pat Conroy has put a time limit on US submarines rotating through the HMAS Stirling naval base in Western Australia. Mr Conroy spelled out, for the first time, that 2032 will be the end date for the rotation of US Virginia-class
The world is getting pure Trump and the US presidency may never be the same (opens the original)
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Donald Trump is less than halfway through his second term, an Imperial Presidency that may change the role forever. That change is being seen both inside and outside the United States, according to New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan. "It became clear to us within the first few months of the presidency that we were witnessing a form of regime change in our own country," Haberman told 7.30. This administration has become very good at keeping secrets, but Haberman and Swan h
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