Professor Chris Berg warns that AI's biggest risk lies in cybersecurity threats amidst an arms race between attackers and defenders.
Matt Grudnoff argues immigration scapegoating obscures complex economic issues exacerbating Australia's cost of living crisis.
Sydney Sweeney's Novig ad sparks debate on sex appeal's impact in sports marketing and women's participation.
Australia’s TV networks must adapt to shifting audiences towards streaming services, with potential changes in broadcasting licenses ahead.
David Scutt discusses the Fed’s possible rate hikes and labor market conditions in light of recent economic signals.
David Scutt warns Trump’s 1% interest rate call could plummet the dollar and escalate inflation amid a hot economy.
"Prof. Chris Berg emphasizes defensive AI models to combat cybersecurity risks amid rapid AI development and global competition."
Australia's immigration and infrastructure mismanagement risks rural economies, warns Matt Grudnoff of the Australia Institute.
David Scutt warns that a 1% interest rate could drastically weaken the US dollar amid rising inflation.
Investors face fear with rising oil prices, market volatility, and potential ASX correction; overlooked consumer staples may offer value.
Iran's new intelligence platform targets dissidents abroad, heightening international tensions and prompting Western governments to consider protective measures.
AI leaders advocate a controlled slowdown amid US-China race for dominance, with checks needed before advancing systems.
Darren Barnett believes One Nation will win seats by attracting non-traditional voters, but questions its ability to form government.
Oz Sultan clarifies that the Symbiosis hack compromised connected networks, not Bitcoin itself, highlighting vulnerabilities in crypto infrastructures.
"Targeting politicians' families in discourse risks alienating voters and harming One Nation's public image, warns Darrin Barnett."