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AI job threats stoke concern as True Believers gather (opens the original)
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In a few days' time, the Labor party will hold its first national conference of the AI era. When thousands of attendees converge on the Adelaide convention centre for the three-day event, discussions are expected to be dominated by the sprawling ramifications of the new technology across countless industries. From office blocks and newsrooms to the roads and wharves, unions want assurances about AI's impacts on jobs and the broader economy to be written into the Labor party's chief policy docume
Pauline Hansons unleashes about the end of 'White Australia' policy (opens the original)
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One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson has railed against Muslims, migrants and COVID-19 vaccines in a controversial podcast with a British far-right activist. In the nearly hour-long conversation with Tommy Robinson, published by him on Friday, Senator Hanson accused people from 'Muslim areas' of ripping off the National Disability Insurance Scheme. She also reflected on her time in prison, her two stunts wearing a burqa in parliament, and her hardline immigration policy. Senator Hanson travelled to
Hanson's brush with far-right targets Muslims, vaccines (opens the original)
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One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson has railed against Muslims, migrants and COVID-19 vaccines in a controversial podcast with a British far-right activist. In the nearly hour-long conversation with convicted criminal Tommy Robinson, published by him on Friday (AEST), Senator Hanson accused people from “Muslim areas” of ripping off the National Disability Insurance Scheme. She also reflected on her time in prison, her two stunts wearing a burqa in parliament, and her hardline immigration policy. Se
Calls grow for urgent rules to curb AI data centre rush (opens the original)
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Calls are mounting for immediate action to prevent data centre firms from rushing projects through before national rules take effect. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has unveiled legal standards for artificial intelligence and data centres, setting up a framework to manage the rollout of the emerging technology, which will be introduced in early 2027. The government plans to require data centre operators to cover the cost of new energy generation in response to concerns from communities about th
Albo's brutal message to Australian workers as he defends AI response (opens the original)
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The Prime Minister has warned artificial intelligence is not going away and workers will have to ride the wave of change or risk being swept away by it. Anthony Albanese used a major speech on Wednesday to outline his government's approach to the emerging technology, including electricity requirements for data centres, copyright protections for creators, and an Office of AI within his own office. Laws will be rolled out from next year, with Albanese arguing world-leading guardrails on AI's adopt
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