The Sydney Morning Herald – Technology

Australian businesses are moving beyond the first wave of workplace artificial intelligence.

A report from a cybersecurity firm estimated that the software flaw had existed undetected for more than a decade, but AI tools helped quickly identify a fix for them.

Michelle Simmons has worked with cutting-edge technology for decades. Now she is establishing what she calls a “world-first” plant in Sydney.

The cloak-and-dagger details of the case have gained attention in Silicon Valley and in law enforcement and national security circles.

Disney is paying $US20 million for Character.AI’s technology but not its users’ chats, which remain for sale to other bidders until next month.

High-flying executives from across the world jetted in to the AI inquiry but the most startling revelations came from ordinary Australians.

AI fakery made a fool of me but soon I’ll be too mad to notice.

Firmus’ bankers claimed it had a “slowly, then suddenly” growth story. Instead, that was how its public listing unravelled.