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AI technology can now help early diagnose babies with Cerebral Palsy by detecting abnormal movements. This breakthrough promises timely analysis and treatment for the condition. Image: Image from Cloudfront Produced By: Moemina Shukur Featured In Story: Dr Elyse Passmore – Clinician Scientist Fellow at Murdoch Children’s Research Institute First aired on The Wire, Tuesday …
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The rise of generative AI technology in newsrooms across the country is raising questions regarding the future of the Australian journalism industry. So, how are news outlets adapting? And should aspiring journalists feel wary or optimistic when it comes to AI? Story produced by 4ZZZ Image: Image Credit: Freepik Produced By: Toni Pankaluic Featured In …
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is now being used in courtrooms across the world. But to what extent is AI actually being used and how are these latest technologies employed in a court of law? What are the efficiency and ethical implications of AI in a legal setting? Image: Credit: Getty Images Produced By: Toni Pankaluic Featured …
One in five Australians will experience mental health issues. With loneliness has been held as a strong factor for this, with a reported one-in-three suffering loneliness in the country. Many have sought out artificial intelligent applications or generative AI chat functions to mend this void. This has shown to improve the situation however there are …
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This week the extraordinary firing and re-hiring of Open AI CEO Sam Altman brought to the public’s attention the tensions between ethical and commercial imperatives that plague the development of artificial intelligence. Stephen Hill asked Scientia Professor Toby Walsh and Sydney University media lecturer Joanna Gray about the history and corporate structure of the OpenAI, …
Artificial Intelligence has woven its threads into every corner of industry, and the media world is no stranger to its transformative power. As AI’s influence steadily grows, the media industry must evolve and adapt. Dr Rob Nicholls, Associate Professor specialising in regulation and governance at the UNSW Business School, sheds light on the necessary changes …
New research from the Mozilla Foundation has found internet-connected cars are the worst products for privacy, with 25 brands failing their tests. Australian privacy laws are limited in protecting drivers’ information being gathered and sold by car companies, sparking calls for urgent reform. The Wire’s Toni Pankaluic spoke with Katharine Kemp, Associate Professor at the …
Eye tracking technology has had a bad rap of late: it’s been associated with pervasive security at big retail outlets and many have suggested its potential to intrude on privacy far outweighs its benefits. But researchers at Flinders University say they’ve found the technology can actually assist people with dementia – especially the aged and …
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