Jacob Fearnley bows out of Madrid Open as tennis resumes after power outage
Socceroos dealt major blow with injured Jackson Irvine out of World Cup qualifiers
Paramedic denied access to Bondi Junction ‘hot zone’ tells stabbing inquest policies ‘need to change’
Rate cut likely as underlying inflation falls within RBA target range
EU microchip strategy ‘deeply disconnected from reality’, say official auditors
Jacob Fearnley bows out of Madrid Open as tennis resumes after power outage
Socceroos dealt major blow with injured Jackson Irvine out of World Cup qualifiers
Paramedic denied access to Bondi Junction ‘hot zone’ tells stabbing inquest policies ‘need to change’
Rate cut likely as underlying inflation falls within RBA target range
EU microchip strategy ‘deeply disconnected from reality’, say official auditors
Move involving companies such as Google, Facebook and X comes after evidence of Russian online interference in polls
The EU is calling on eight major tech companies including Google, Facebook and X to detail how they identify and tackle deepfake material amid concerns about the use of the technology to influence elections.
In a world first, they will be using new laws on artificial intelligence to force companies to root out fake video, imagery and audio.
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