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Anthropic, arguably the leading company in the AI race, has called for a pause of global AI development.
An estimated 40% to 50% of unfair and unlawful dismissal claims now use AI-generated submissions.
The US has proposed a 12.5% tariff on Australian imports, accusing Australia of failing to adequately stop goods made through forced labour from entering its markets.
The wealth of Australia’s billionaires grew by almost $50,000 a minute last year.
Since late 2022, your employer can no longer stop you discussing your pay. But most people still have no idea what the person next to them earns. We're trying to fix that.
Westpac reported that customers now pay an average $37 a month for AI subscriptions, up 145% over 12 months.
Gen Z is the most financially stressed generation in history and somehow the most optimistic about it.
Two-thirds of Australian Year 10 students just failed basic digital literacy testing - the worst result since testing began in 2005, when only a third failed.
Scientists have managed to build an AI model that reads gene behaviour the way ChatGPT reads language.
WiseTech reported a handwritten threat of violence against its CEO as it cuts 2,000 roles, about 30% of its Australian workforce.
Word of advice for any bosses out there planning layoffs - choose your vocabulary carefully.
The Fair Work Commission has ruled that a Sydney mother employed by Reapit Employment Services can work from home all but 1 day a fortnight to accommodate school drop-offs.
