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Our writers love a great tech story. From drones and robots being used in farming and the healthcare sector, to innovations in mining and advances being made in schools and universities, if there’s new tech in Australia, we want to know about it.

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What is AI watermarking, and do you need to be worried?

Will AI watermarking lead to more transparency about human and AI-generated content? Or is it simply a recipe for confusion?
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AI joins the fight to protect marine life

Seahorses and shark fins are illegally trafficked. A new AI tool could help to stop this crime.
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Heads Up – social media is affecting kids’ mental health

Social media didn't cause the youth mental health crisis, but it certainly accelerated it. What can we do to solve the problem?
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The new Australian tax on Big Tech companies

Recent legislation taxes Big Tech companies in support of Australian media and journalists.
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Children are being served junk food ads in games

Australian children are being exposed to junk food marketing through online gaming platforms, despite efforts to limit harmful advertising.
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The hidden stress behind Australia’s AI money revolution

A new study from Macquarie University has found that AI can add unwanted stress to financial decisions.
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Too good to be true: the rise of AI deepfakes

AI deepfakes are getting hard to detect on social media, but there are still some tricks you can use to work out what’s real.
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Artemis II and beyond: unpacking Australia’s contributions to space exploration

What role did Australia play in the success of the Artemis II mission? An expert answers your burning questions.
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Australians spend record hours online

Australians now spend 41 hours online weekly, and social media is redefining digital behavior by shaping decisions in how they discover brands.
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How AI could prevent deadly food poisoning

Researchers have created a tool to identify mycotoxins in food, possibly saving four million lives every year.
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