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- Sep 5, 2026
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An algorithm off switch isnât enough. Big tech needs a duty of care over addictive designs | Zoe Daniel (opens the original)
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As AI advances minute by minute and governments grapple with new developments they donât know how to manage, holding big tech accountable becomes even more urgent A digital duty of care is about a lot more than opting out of âthe algorithmâ. And after the simplistic and at best patchy exercise of the under-16s social media ban, we shouldnât let the government get away with another populist policy that looks good on the surface but doesnât get to the core of the problem. A digital duty
The major parties had several chances to meet the moment. Instead they chose to safeguard their collective mediocrity | Zoe Daniel (opens the original)
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Labor and the Coalition united three times to defy the expressed desire of the voters; on gambling, on disability and on the power of the tech companies Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast If you need any more evidence that the two-party system is cooked, look no further than the not-so-grand coalition that came together to preference power over people in the federal parliament last week. These days the Liberal and Na
Australian families are losing loved ones to gambling. The industryâs âI know nothingâ defence beggars belief | Zoe Daniel (opens the original)
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Australians are the biggest gambling losers in the world. Laborâs feeble âreformsâ arenât close to good enough Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Readers of a certain age will recall the Hoganâs Heroes TV series with affection and the implausibility of the Sergeant Schultz defence: âI know nothing.â But thatâs pretty much what the multibillion-dollar gambling industry giants would have us believe. Thatâs the response from the industry that has turned Austral
Like Trump, Pauline Hanson plays the media and attacks the media simultaneously. Whoâs using who? | Zoe Daniel (opens the original)
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One Nation is borrowing heavily from the Maga playbook. But constant claims of being misquoted predate the US presidentâs Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast One Nationâs rise is the mediaâs fault. And Pauline Hanson being misunderstood is also the mediaâs fault. Elements of the media have amplified the rise of One Nation over three decades, with outsized coverage normalising what is now a populist machine. At
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