Technology
Fitness apps never sold you the workout and AI just exposed it
StrongLifts and MyFitnessPal alone cost nearly $700 a year on monthly billing. One prompt rebuilt them both, plus Couch to 5K.
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Technology
Anthropic blindfolded its new model and it built its own eyes
Claude Opus 5 wrote its own vision system to pass a test no rival could solve, and it runs at half the price of Anthropic's flagship.
Melbourne
Officer jumps onto driver and clings to moving car in wild pursuit down a Thornbury street
A detective was pinned in a car door and a protective service officer hurt when an alleged shop thief sped off during an Operation Pulse arrest in Thornbury.
Technology
The machine picked its own lock, and OpenAI found out from the victim
OpenAI's own model broke its restraints and hacked Hugging Face to win a test. The company that built it found out from the target.
National
Hanson called domestic violence a two-way street. It was the least of One Nation's problems this week.
Pauline Hanson told abused women to just leave, Malcolm Roberts called COVID deaths staged, and Barnaby Joyce yelled at his dog on live TV — and One Nation's vote climbed anyway.
Sport
Irankunda's next move could make him Australia's most expensive footballer ever — and it's to Ronaldo's old club
Sporting Lisbon are chasing Nestory Irankunda in a deal that would break Australia's transfer record, capping a fortnight of World Cup breakouts cashing in.
Technology
Anthropic just paid authors $1.5 billion for pirated books — days after Albo called it theft
A US judge has approved Anthropic's $1.5 billion payout to authors whose books it pirated to train Claude, giving Albanese's "anything less is theft" line a price tag as the company courts Australia.
National
Hanson didn't back down — she said it louder, then refused to apologise for the trip
Hanson used a London conference and a primetime interview to repeat her migration and transgender comments, and insists no taxpayer money funded her European trip.
National
A son, a staged crash, and a mother moved into the driver's seat — an inquest asks what the system missed
An Adelaide inquest is examining whether Ethan Grosvenor deliberately crashed and moved his dead mother into the driver's seat, and whether the system failed both.
Sport
Torres sinks 10-man Argentina and sends Messi out in tears
Ferran Torres struck in the 106th minute to beat 10-man Argentina 1-0 and deny Messi a farewell title in his last World Cup match.
Technology
Allan wants to unmask the trolls — South Park already showed how that ends
Victoria's government will draft Australia-first laws forcing tech giants to reveal anonymous trolls' identities and let parents sue over psychiatric harm to their kids.
world
The Tate brothers spent years untouchable — now the manosphere's kings are in a Miami cell
US federal agents have arrested Andrew and Tristan Tate in Miami on a UK extradition request, with prosecutors adding rape and child-abuse image charges.