Labor has pulled its misinformation crackdown and won’t put forward gambling reform this week but is pushing the Greens to accept its agenda on up to 20 other bills unchanged.
Meta said it deleted scam ads featuring the PM and targeting Australians,but within days they were back. Now the government is taking a closer look.
My recall of names is hopeless. However,a mum I met at orientation has taught me a thoroughly modern way to overcome that affliction.
The Coalition called the misinformation bill an Orwellian ministry of truth,but the Greens said it was too compromised to stamp out dangerous lies and conspiracies.
Nvidia’s rise from obscurity to become a $5.5 trillion market-moving beast brings with it a lot of wild expectations.
As it moves to tamp down concerns about handing over IDs,the Albanese government will on Thursday put forward a world-first bill to block younger teens from social media.
Using the world’s biggest search platform to find information on scams can deliver victims straight into the arms of criminals.
From marketing and retention to catastrophe and recovery,the life cycle of the scam industry is breathtakingly cruel and strikingly consistent.
After some gentle teasing this week over getting her A1s and AI’s in a muddle in a speech to a tech summit,CBD acknowledges fair play to Bronwyn Halfpenny.
Constitutional law expert Anne Twomey says the proposed law has a big problem:“When it talks about what’s ‘reasonably verifiable’ as false,how do you decide?”
Almost a quarter of children aged eight to 10 use social media,as do half of 13-year-olds. How would new laws banning them from apps actually keep them off?