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Personnel injured in Australian navy helicopter

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3 years ago

October 14, 2021

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Three Australian navy personnel have suffered minor injuries following a helicopter crash in the Phillipines

The Royal Australian Navy’s MH-60R Romeo helicopter conducts functional testing of the newly fitted Airborne Low Frequency Sonar System (ALFS) off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida.

Defence Minister Peter Dutton has confirmed the incident in an interview with 2GB radio station

Dutton says an investigation will be conducted to determine what exactly went wrong.

The aircraft was operating from the HMAS Brisbane as part of a regional presence operation, with the aircraft forced to land in the water as a result of the emergency.

#BREAKING Three Australian navy personnel have suffered minor injuries following a helicopter crash in the Phillipines pic.twitter.com/HfOXLboXId
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Can digital clones revolutionise work and education?

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14 hours ago

May 1, 2024

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AI startups have begun offering digital clones tailored for executives and educators alike.

These digital replicas, equipped with advanced machine learning algorithms, aim to streamline various aspects of their real-life counterparts’ roles.

Tom Finnigan from Talkbrands.ai joins to discuss #FEATURED

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Will Biden’s AI initiative fuel innovation or halt progress?

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14 hours ago

May 1, 2024

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Biden-⁠Harris administration announces key AI actions 180 days following President Biden’s landmark executive order.

In response to President Biden’s pivotal Executive Order on Advancing Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Biden-Harris administration has unveiled significant actions aimed at bolstering the nation’s AI capabilities.

Dr. Karen Sutherland from UniSC joins to discuss. #featured

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Twitch looks to Tiktok: pretender or a perfect pairing?

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15 hours ago

May 1, 2024

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Twitch has introduced a new feature called the discovery feed, which functions similarly to TikTok’s feed.

This feature is designed to help users quickly find content they enjoy on the platform. With the discovery feed, users can preview numerous live streams and clips without encountering pre-roll ads, making it easier to browse and find something to watch within minutes.

The update is being rolled out to all users gradually, with the new Feed tab becoming available on the Twitch mobile app. This update aims to enhance the user experience by providing a more efficient way to discover and engage with content on Twitch.