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Opinion
Risk of 'genetic discrimination' ruining trust in vital medical science
Brad Elphinstone
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Australians would trust biobanks more if commercial interests were removed. Picture Shutterstock
Researcher's AI tool will help save cancer patients' valuable time: ANU
Artificial intelligence results have 'unprecedented' accuracy.
Bageshri Savyasachi
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Dr Danh-Tai Hoang led a team of ANU researchers and US experts to develop an AI tool which classifies brain tumours faster than ever before. Picture supplied
Analysis
Why are auroras so hard to predict? And when can we expect more?
Brett Carter, Hannah Schunker
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Aurora Australis was visible from parts of Australia this week. Picture Shutterstock
Opinion
Big tech laziness is hurting small Australian businesses
Bruce Billson
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Meta, in particular, needs to offer better support to small businesses. Picture Shutterstock
Meta under the microscope; inquiry call to examine social giants' influence
Peter Brewer
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Meta's AI was caught scraping and delivering wildly inaccurate news. Picture supplied
Why Boeing's Starliner has a lot at stake
Brad Tucker
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Boeing's Starliner program in development to launch crewed missions to the International Space Station. Picture Shutterstock
Opinion
Musk and his peers are winning the game of whack-a-mole
Alice Dawkins
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Large platforms are exploiting the gaps in Australia's patchy framework for tech accountability. Picture Shutterstock
Dodgy reviews and fictitious crimes: here's some of Meta AI's fake news
Staff Reporters
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Dodgy reviews and fictitious crimes: here's some of Meta AI's fake news
Exclusive
He was shot dead by police. But that's not what Meta AI says happened
Dana Daniel
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He was shot dead by police. But that's not what Meta AI says happened. Pictures Shutterstock/supplied
Canberra firm scores major contract with Irish government
'I want to do for Canberra, what Atlassian has done for Sydney'.
Bageshri Savyasachi
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Former public servants Sam Spencer and Lynton Norris teamed up with Lauren Eickhorst (absent) to start Aristotle Metadata in 2017. Picture by Keegan Carroll

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