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Gone is the frontier utopianism of an open, untampered information environment, where bright and optimistic netizens could gather, digitally speaking, in the digital hall.

In January 2010, the then US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, doing what she does best, grasped a platitude and ran with it in launching, of all things, an institution called the Newseum. “Information freedom,” she declared , “supports the peace ...

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has slammed Labor’s proposed misinformation bill as “an attack on free speech” as the Coalition ramped up its campaign against the proposed law.

Australian ministers debate whether implementing regulations for AI will address the challenges caused by a lack of skilled AI talent.

From a ChatGPT outage to Nvidia's trillion-dollar valuation, here are five things headlining tech news in Australia.

NBN Co is fine with losing satellite customers to Elon Musk's Starlink, as long as some of those customers end up on its fixed-line NBN.

New mobile telecommunication infrastructure investment in the federal electorate of Nicholls continues to hit a wall.

A report by the peak industry body for artificial intelligence says it is time for government to develop an AI plan and that the lack of one is hampering the industry and exposing Australians to risk.

Guests: Jelena Dokic, Narelda Jacob and Michelle Rowland.

And there are many other people i could name, but i wont bother naming them right now, and then im supposed to say how wonderful our intelligence is? i dont think so. thats not going to happen. >> give me one second. >> what is the shadow communications -- hes the president of the united states. he makes the call, thats the call. >> i understand, but its on a system that doesnt necessarily involve the nsc or -- >> no, i have no secrets. i have no secrets from anybody in our government. >> so, bo...