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Meet the Australians leaving their jobs for AI

Meet the Australians leaving their jobs for AI

Annie Liao left her secure investment job to chase the $1.8 trillion AI sector. And she’s not the only one.

  • by David Swan

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The first two-screen laptop that doesn’t feel like a gimmick

The first two-screen laptop that doesn’t feel like a gimmick

The new ASUS Zenbook Duo understands that two screens are not always better than one, and makes it easy to choose.

  • by Tim Biggs
How Swifties sucked up 15,000 hours of video data

How Swifties sucked up 15,000 hours of video data

Telstra says it has been grappling with unprecedented demand from Taylor Swift fans as the telco prepares to announce new network features at Mobile World Congress this week.

  • by David Swan
Aussie WWE star Grayson Waller on being ‘bad guy’ ahead of Perth event
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Aussie WWE star Grayson Waller on being ‘bad guy’ ahead of Perth event

Aussie WWE star Grayson Waller has touched down in Perth ahead of the WWE Elimination Chamber. He sat down with 9News.com.au to speak about his career, being the ‘Aussie Icon’ and the new WWE 2K24 video game.

How Microsoft Flight Simulator built Dune's iconic Ornithopter
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How Microsoft Flight Simulator built Dune's iconic Ornithopter

Microsoft Flight Simulator has just launched its first off world aircraft, the Ornithopter from Dune. 9News.com.au caught up with Jorg Neumann to learn how they brought it to life.

Ready or not, Google’s Gemini AI wants to be your new Assistant
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Ready or not, Google’s Gemini AI wants to be your new Assistant

You can’t yet take Gemini’s responses at face value. In most cases, you’d be better off searching the web and clicking a link from somewhere trustworthy.

  • by Tim Biggs
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Internet provider Tangerine suffers cyberattack

Internet provider Tangerine suffers cyberattack

“No one is more disappointed than me,” Tangerine’s CEO said after more than 200,000 customers are caught up in a data breach.

  • by David Swan and Sumeyya Ilanbey
Apple says don’t put your wet iPhone in a bag of rice. Do this instead

Apple says don’t put your wet iPhone in a bag of rice. Do this instead

Apple has taken a stand on the decades-old remedy that covering a wet phone with rice will save it from water damage. It has offered a much simpler solution.

  • by Tim Biggs
Why CFO departure is Canva’s greatest test yet
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Why CFO departure is Canva’s greatest test yet

Canva is known for its fun, whimsical culture but how it deals with allegations of inappropriate behaviour will show if it has indeed grown up.

  • by David Swan
‘Seek for Gen Z’ start-up raises $7m
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‘Seek for Gen Z’ start-up raises $7m

Co-founders of the Iconic and Zip Co say their AI-powered jobs platform Hatch will soon replace traditional resumes.

  • by David Swan
Xbox to publish more games on PlayStation, Switch in push for growth

Xbox to publish more games on PlayStation, Switch in push for growth

Microsoft plans to disrupt the traditional console gaming market, saying it wants its games to as big and popular as they could possibly be.

  • by Tim Biggs