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🗞️ ChatGPT for Teens

OpenAI has launched ChatGPT for Teens, adding age-appropriate protections by default plus a Study Mode that nudges kids through problems instead of handing them answers.

Sophie Ng, +1

Aug 17, 2026

🗞️ Running out of time

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is battling the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak ever recorded, with 2,325 deaths and nearly 5,000 confirmed cases just three months after it was declared.

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Aug 16, 2026

🗞️ Skipping dinner?

More than one in three Australians aged 14 to 29 now admit to skipping dinner altogether, with nearly as many buying the ingredients then ordering in anyway.

Sophie Ng, +1

Aug 13, 2026

🗞️ Lockdown mode

Apple has sent out a fresh round of alerts warning users across 110 countries that their devices may have been targeted by mercenary spyware, the kind typically deployed by governments against journalists, activists and political opponents.

Pick & Scroll News

Aug 12, 2026

🗞️ Ooshie hype

Woolworths has run out of its Disney Ooshies three weeks before the promotion was meant to end on August 25.

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Aug 11, 2026

🗞️ Baby talk

If you've ever been caught asking your dog "who's the best boy in the whole world" in a voice you'd normally reserve for a baby, there's actual research explaining why.

Pick & Scroll News

Aug 10, 2026

🗞️ Watch closely

Western Australia has become the first police force in the country to run live AI facial recognition on the public, scanning more than 130,000 faces in Perth and Fremantle in the first week alone.

Pick & Scroll News

Aug 09, 2026

🗞️ Invisible AI patterns

A cybersecurity researcher has spent a year and 31 million tests building AI-generated patterns that, when printed on clothing or a car, stop surveillance cameras from detecting what they cover.

Pick & Scroll News

Aug 06, 2026

🗞️ Tattoos by AI

Tattoo artists say a growing share of customers are turning up with AI-generated designs, and at some studios it's as many as 3 in 4 enquiries.

Sophie Ng, +1

Aug 05, 2026

🗞️ Inside job

During a routine security test, AI agents from OpenAI and Anthropic went beyond what they were told to do, with one writing malicious code and creating fake online identities to try to trick a human into approving it.

Sophie Ng, +1

Aug 04, 2026

🗞️ A reduced sentence

Overcrowding in Western Australia's prisons has gotten so bad that inmates forced to sleep on mattresses on the floor are being paid up to $10.15 a week to do it.

Sophie Ng, +1

Aug 03, 2026

🗞️ 10,000 steps is a lie

It turns out that the 10,000 steps a day target society expects of you was never based on science at all.

Sophie Ng, +1

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