AI

Australians are finding it harder to change jobs. It comes at a time when artificial intelligence is poised to further disrupt the workforce.

After a snap decision to ban generative tracks made using Artificial Intelligence for the 2026 Golden Guitar Awards, the Country Music Association of Australia is reviewing whether AI has a place in country music. 

Once the site of the worst commercial nuclear power accident in the US, Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island will again start producing electricity after the Department of Energy agreed to a $US1 billion ($1.5 billion) loan. 

Developing safe AI is not just an opportunity for a democracy like ours; ever since our superpower ally checked out of its responsibilities on this front, it's an obligation.

Artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT are embedded in modern life, with some Australians using them to help work through PTSD and toxic work environments.

We asked readers if they had thoughts or concerns about the rise of AI. This is what they told us.

AI's rapid uptake in Australian workplaces has many workers asking how they can stay relevant. 

George Orwell's Animal Farm is being used to help high schoolers identify how AI can be used to influence opinion, build power and shape narratives.

Billionaire Elon Musk has launched a new AI-generated site to compete with online encyclopedia Wikipedia, which he has accused of being "extremely left-biased".

Google has announced a nuclear facility shuttered in 2020 will return to service in 2029 to help power its "growing cloud and AI infrastructure in Iowa", a year after Microsoft signed on to reopen Three Mile Island.

BTN High puts teenagers to the test to see if they can spot if videos are fake or real. It was harder than the high schoolers thought.

Labor has ruled out changing copyright laws to give tech giants free rein to train artificial intelligence models on creative works after the proposition was met with widespread backlash from artists.

To remind the US president: China is both communist and working passably well, something he and the United States generally are being forced reluctantly to confront.

How will the work of biographers change as letters, diaries and photographs are replaced by emails, texts and snapshots on the cloud?

Staff and a union say a generative AI model being tested in Australian Community Media's regional newspapers is misattributing facts and leaving some fearing for their jobs.

The owner of ChatGPT, OpenAI, launches its own web browser, Atlas, as more people rely on artificial intelligence to answer questions on the internet.

Some Australians would rather stay home and talk to an AI bot than go out with friends, according to a YouGov survey.

When Georgina Doll was looking to buy a home, generative artificial intelligence was one of the sources she turned to for advice.

At least a dozen Australian universities are using AI to detect AI. But they're not always catching cheats. Instead, they're wrongly accusing students of academic misconduct.

Speculative manias where the first investors win because there isn't a bust are rare occurrences.