Archived News for IT Professionals - August, 2023
Swinburne University of Technology launched its $5.2 million supercomputer.
Song pulled from brain scans
Scientists have recreated a Pink Floyd song from brain recordings of a person listening to it.
Local tech ban raised
The Albanese government may ban Australian investment in sensitive technology projects in China, mirroring a move by the US.
Digital ID tech slammed
A digital identity expert says plans for the myGovID app will not work without an overhaul.
US tech block announced
US President Joe Biden has limited specific American investments in critical Chinese technology sectors.
AI summit airs concerns
Experts and leaders have gathered to discuss the impending impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on industries.
Space concerns rise
Australia's space industry is in a precarious position after crucial space programs were axed.
Breach exposes NDIS info
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participant information has been exposed after a major data breach.
Fusion threshold repeated
US government scientists have achieved a fusion energy breakthrough for the second time.
Robodebt workers watched
An overhaul of public servants implicated in Robodebt findings has commenced.
Virtual nurse tools backed
Virtual reality (VR) is a useful tool in nurse training, but traditional training methods also look like they are here to stay.
Apps slammed for Chinese link
Australian officials have identified TikTok and WeChat as potential national security hazards.
ATO tools fight evasion
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is using new tech tools to fight tax evasion.
Google suggests regulations
Tech behemoth Google has submitted recommendations to the Australian government on how to regulate AI.
Space materials reviewed
New materials are needed to enable the next generation of space travel and intergalactic travel.