Following an Osprey crash during an exercise in Australia, a senior officer now leads the U.S. Marine Corps safety centre; units are reviewing safety procedures.

Australia will buy a fourth Triton drone for maritime surveillance, despite the US Navy halting production and critics warning of vulnerability to attack.

The process uses nanoimprint lithography to imprint mouse cells with gold nanodots and nanowires, bridging human cells and advanced electronic integration.

CCTV footage of alleged thieves is being released on social media by supermarkets, with members of the public more than happy to come forward with information to be passed on to the police.

With public backing, Japan targets 2% GDP military spending by 2027: $433 billion over five years. (Australia $53 billion 23/24).

Microsoft's Bing Chat, integrated into Microsoft Edge, utilizes ChatGPT-4 technology with unique features tailored for web browsing. It can generate text based on prompts, selecting the tone, format, and length. Images can be generated using specific prompts.

The article discusses the decline in rational and nuanced debates, comparing them to arguments with a six-year-old. It highlights the shift from reasoned political discourse to cherry-picking facts and using sarcasm to attack opponents.

AI has an English bias—some researchers find this alarming and are working to correct this language bias before it becomes too entrenched.

Cash payments plummeted during the first two years of the coronavirus pandemic and show little sign of bouncing back, according to Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) figures.

The brain constantly processes visual signals from the eyes and mental images from the imagination. Brain scan studies have shown that the neural activity patterns for seeing and imagining something are quite similar.