Google's AI was asked about 15-minute cities. One in eight times, it treated the conspiracy as a fair fight.
Researchers fed Google's AI the exact language cookers use for chemtrails and 15-minute cities. One in eight answers argued their side.
The Liberals promised $1.7 billion for electric trains that also run on diesel. Two weeks ago they scrapped the power line.
One Nation is polling 23 per cent in Victoria and wants renewable energy zones abolished. The Coalition has stopped saying net zero.
Labor will fix Victoria's potholes with prisoners paid up to $9.80 a day. The money comes from three delayed level crossings.
Ben Carroll was the state's roads minister from 2020 to 2022. He now wants a fourth term to fix the roads he oversaw.
Meta told a Kenyan court it could only be sued in California. Last week it settled there for $18 billion.
Abrham Meareg has waited four years for a hearing over his father's murder while 29 US states settled with Meta eight days into their trial.
Ben Carroll cancelled the Dan Andrews statue without using his name. Andrews said three years ago he never wanted one.
The $134,000 contract has not been cancelled, and a panel that does not exist yet will recommend who gets the statue instead.
Canada wouldn't sign a trade deal, so Trump renamed their lake "Lake America"
He announced it in the Oval Office beside a hand-lettered cardboard sign, and said the Atlantic and the Pacific might be next.
One Nation supporters are sharing anti-Muslim posts written in Indonesia by accounts with headscarves in the profile picture.
Meta pays those accounts by the click, and suspended seven of the 14 groups the Guardian identified only after the money had gone out.
A judge has ruled the Pentagon broke the law by branding an AI company a national security risk. It refused to build autonomous weapons.
Anthropic said no to two things and was blacklisted the same afternoon, and the competitor that said yes had a classified contract by that evening.
The machine police use copies your whole phone, including what you deleted. Nobody publishes how often it runs.
Cellebrite is already used by police in six Australian jurisdictions, and no agency reports how many devices it has emptied.
One Nation gave three different migration numbers in two days. Then Hanson deleted the old posts.
David Farley ran an agribusiness that imported farm labour, which makes the rookie mistake defence harder to sustain.
Data centres will be blocked from building near homes and schools. Queensland says it will let them run on coal.
Anthony Albanese takes the rules to national cabinet on Wednesday, and two governments are arriving opposed to the part that matters most.
Kids are quitting office jobs for the trades because AI got there first. The trades are not hiring either.
The job they were meant to learn on is being done by software, and the trade they are running to has been shrinking for years.