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Qantas backs AI in transformation push

Sees "multiple" waves of optimisation being possible.

By Ry Crozier

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CBA offers NameCheck service to government, payments processors

Finance

CBA offers NameCheck service to government, payments processors

Says tool has so far stopped $11m in mistaken payments from going through.

By Ry Crozier

NSW SES to replace its dispatch system

Software

NSW SES to replace its dispatch system

Design phase to start shortly.

By Richard Chirgwin

G7 officials to hold first meeting on AI regulation this week

Software

G7 officials to hold first meeting on AI regulation this week

Targeting problems posed by generative AI.

By Kantaro Komiya

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Home Affairs blocks public servants from using ChatGPT

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NBN Co is making satellite-to-fibre upgrades

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NBN Co is making satellite-to-fibre upgrades

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Home Affairs to migrate AUSTRAC, ACIC out of cyber hub

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Home Affairs to migrate AUSTRAC, ACIC out of cyber hub

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Australian banks, telcos may come under secure software rules

Security

Australian banks, telcos may come under secure software rules

By Ry Crozier

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