A ‘hitpiece’ on independent journalist Chantelle Baker in this […]
Last year, app users in Australia brought proceedings against Apple and Google, alleging misuse of market power. Now, app designers and founders are also taking on the tech giants, with two large plaintiff firms teaming up for the action.
California-based tech giants […]
Authored by Rufina Law, Lawyer and Portfolio Lead – Commercial Law, Wolters Kluwer
ASIC has started its first lawsuit against greenwashing. ASIC alleges that a superannuation trustee offered “sustainable” investment options that misleadingly […]
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews is in talks with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on the need for federal help in the May 9 budget, as the financial hangover from the world’s longest lockdown bites and the state’s growing $115 billion debt threatens thousands of jobs across the public sector.
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*You’re about to read some of the highlights of the history of the polio vaccine. By no means is this the whole story. We are hoping this article will open the door to start shining a light on what happens when political policy merges with […]
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Google wants you to think a certain way about vaccines, namely, that they are unilaterally “safe,” “good,” and that those who question these truths to be self-evident are a “burden,” or worse, on society — and its more than willing to distort and manipulate […]
Australian Information Commissioner and Privacy Commissioner Angelene Falk has found that Clearview AI, Inc. breached Australians’ privacy by scraping their biometric information from the web and disclosing it through a facial recognition tool.
The determination follows a joint investigation by the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) and the […]
A Kuwaiti media outlet has unveiled a virtual news presenter generated using artificial intelligence, with plans for it to read online bulletins.
“Fedha” appeared on the Twitter account of the Kuwait News website on […]
