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Neighbours star Stefan Dennis slams 'unbelievably invasive' AI-assisted microdrama revival
Neighbours star Stefan Dennis has slammed plans to turn old episodes of the show into short-form vertical video episodes with the help of AI.
by Rebekah Manibog – 6 hours ago
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Lawyer fabricates witnesses for trial, blames ChatGPT
A 2026 Denis Denuto would absolutely do this.
by Nama Winston – Oct 1, 2026
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OpenAI ‘sorry, working to do better’ after hack of Australian websites
“We should have handled our response better. We are sorry and working to do better in the future."
by Nama Winston – Sep 29, 2026
AI never forgets: your past PR crisis is now permanent training data that's hurting your brand reputation
News Corp Australia's Mike Cook on why LLMs recall every blunder and why a flawless 5-star footprint looks just as suspect to AI as a scandal.
by Mike Cook – Sep 29, 2026
NSW cracks down on ‘AI-doctored’ real estate listings
“These laws are about putting an end to misleading practices and making sure renters get a fair go."
by Nama Winston – Sep 27, 2026
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OpenAI, Anthropic CEOs called to appear at Senate inquiry
“This can’t all be done behind closed doors. The public has a right to know what went on here.”
by Nama Winston – Sep 27, 2026
World News Day: Michael Miller on why truth needs backing
As AI churns out convincing fiction at scale, News Corp's executive chairman argues fact-checked news is now a lifeline.
by Michael Miller – Sep 27, 2026
'Dilution of truth': News Corp's Michael Miller sounds alarm about AI
“Left unchecked, AI can dilute and distort facts at a rate the truth has never had to withstand.”
by Nama Winston – Sep 23, 2026
The Block 2026 cast reveals what they think of the controversial AI editing
Scott Cam wants it used sparingly, while contestants say the technology brings fun, music and younger fans to the show.
by Lachlan Guertin – Sep 21, 2026
OpenAI’s Australian AI pitch comes with a copyright catch
The tech giant claims our copyright settings must change before it considers building local model-training infrastructure.
by Staff Writer – Sep 14, 2026
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