The Commonwealth Bank has reversed a decision to cut 45 customer service jobs due to the use of artificial intelligence and admitted it made an “error” by declaring the roles redundant.

The University of Melbourne violated students’ privacy by using Wi-Fi location data to trace them to pro-Palestine demonstrations last year, a government investigation has found a year after 21 ...

Yet the agreement sees Telstra, at a disadvantage, relinquish control of Versent – whose 650 highly skilled Australian ICT service specialists came from Telstra’s combination of Versent, Epicon, ...

The Australian government is reportedly moving to dump plans for dedicated artificial intelligence legislation such as an AI ...

A federal court judgement published this week confirmed an anonymised lawyer in Western Australia was referred to that ...

Politically backed hydrogen had its role but the push for “dead end” hydrogen cars as an alternative to EVs further muddied ...

Jobs in data entry, record-keeping, accounting, and communications are among the most vulnerable to potential automation by ...

Around 47 per cent of Australians fell victim to cybercrime in the 12 months prior to a 2024 survey which showed respondents ...

The breach of an order management system has compromised the details of around 280,000 customers of internet service provider ...

A man accused of murder will have to buy a police officer an iPhone and send them a selfie every hour during the day as part ...

Australia is stuck in the “worst of possible worlds” when it comes to artificial intelligence and the use of local data, ...

Australian cybersecurity firm CyberCX has been sold to multinational consulting giant Accenture in a billion-dollar deal ...