The tech giant's carbon emissions have risen 30% since 2020.
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Judge says eSafety failed to establish global removal of stabbing video on X was a 'reasonable step'
The uproar over the tech giant's ad for its latest iPad may be over the top, but it speaks to uneasiness about the AI revolution.
The rapid development of AI, and the push to avoid failures of the past through expedited regulation, may also speed up efforts to pin down legal definitions of the ecosystems in which Big Tech operates.
With new legislation to overhaul Australia's Privacy Act now due in August, Privacy Commissioner Carly Kind outlines the regulator's plans to become a tougher enforcer and the 'multiple ways to skin the cat of AI governance.'
Notes and observations from the Magnificent Seven earnings releases and investor conference calls.
Australian philosopher Peter Singer is one the key intellectuals behind effective altruism, which focuses on maximising the impact of philanthropy, and has become highly popular in tech circles.
Google vice president Paul Gennai has rejected suggestions that the Play Store operator controls the Android ecosystem.
Billionaire Elon Musk has become entangled in a feud with Australia's online safety regulator — and the prime minister — just as his biggest company Tesla faces urgent challenges.
When one of Apple's top executives appeared in a Melbourne court today for cross examination in the Epic Games lawsuit, he also gave away some clues about the tech giant's culture and future plans.
The extent to which former Uber general manager Mike Abbott was aware the ride-share company flouted laws by using unaccredited drivers has become central to its ongoing court battle with GoCatch.
Data was once considered a goldmine for companies. But a spate of high profile cyberattacks has changed that.
Meta's pivot to AI has helped propel its share price 60% higher since November. Will two major announcements this week prove there's substance beyond the hype?
The launch of an ETF often signals the top in an underlying market. Australia's first pure play AI ETF will have a chance to buck the trend.
It's been 12 months since the term was coined but investors are already toasting the demise of the market's latest supergroup.
Elon Musk's automaker has been the untouchable global leader in electric vehicles for years. It's now facing greater competition than ever before.
Tim Sweeney has told an Australian court he was aware that updating the games' in-app payment methods was "deceitful" and that it was aimed at avoiding Apple's 30% commission.
Last year valued at US$43 billion, Databricks is launching an open-source AI model called DBRX to take on OpenAI, Meta and Google.
There's a growing sense the relationship between Corporate Australia and Big Tech has never been frostier.
Google has brought back the analogy of an app store operator as a shopping centre landlord in its opening submissions against allegations of anticompetitive conduct lodged by Fortnite developer Epic Games.
Epic Games’ announcement last week it would bring its online store to Android and iOS has created new evidence demands in a courtroom nearly 12,000 miles away.
The social media company has built a community of 500 million users on the long journey to its IPO. Now it needs to figure out how to make more revenue from them.
