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.

Australia leverages its geography to shape its space ties with the US and address Defence needs.

Defence Minister Li Shangfu investigated by Chinese authorities over military procurement issues.

The breach exposed customer details—names, birth dates, emails, addresses, and gender—but not passwords, driver's licences, or financial data.

Annotators play a key role in AI development—labeling data such as images, videos, and text to train systems.

US struggles in pier maintenance highlight the immense logistical challenges China would face in launching and sustaining a full-scale invasion of Taiwan—demonstrating the complexities of such operations.

Creativity is usually considered a very human quality. But now, artificial intelligence is offering up its own form of creativity, which some say defies logic.

While no one can predict the long-term impact of such a new technology, AI’s next act is likely to be shaped less by futurists and more by the safeguards of our legal system.