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Can Labor save us from the risks of AI? – podcast

The AI revolution is here, and with it a fear that soon it will replace many of us in the workplace.The Australian government is grappling with how to deal with the multi-layered disruption, but so far reform has been slow as it weighs up regulation against the claims of investment opportunities an AI boom presents.Could […]

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Albanese to compare pivotal moment in AI to renewable energy transition as he outlines approach

Labor sources say the PM will discuss safety concerns in speech this week but will not provide an update on copyright reforms to protect artistsGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAnthony Albanese will describe the progress of AI as an inflection point for society on par with the renewable energy transition,

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Hello from the outside: heat domes impeding radio and other signals in US midwest

Higher temperatures can cause radio, TV and microwave signals to travel hundreds of miles farther, upsetting communicationsIt was 3am in north-east Indiana’s Huntington county when the outdoor emergency alarm went off on 1 July.The only issue? There wasn’t a storm, tornado or any other emergency weather event forecast or present anywhere for hundreds of miles.

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The secret to human ‘brilliance’ that AI just can’t match

By Aimee Levitt In brief People often make decisions through “satisficing,” gathering just enough information to make a satisfactory prediction of a likely outcome. A series of experimental games shows that people also employ satisficing to learn social rules and conventions. This finding offers new insight into social learning and reveals a key difference between

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VMware vSphere Build Numbers in 2026: An Operational Runbook for Version Drift and Patch Validation

Build numbers are easy to treat as trivia until they become the deciding factor in a support case, security review, failed upgrade, or lifecycle audit. Most teams know whether they are running “vSphere 8” or “vSphere 9.” Fewer teams can quickly answer the more useful operational question: Which exact vCenter and ESX/ESXi builds are running

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