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AI could save us or destroy us. Too late now. We’re up to our eyeballs in it
AI is promising an economic and medical nirvana. But from Gandalf to people watching new data centres in their communities, fear of AI is growing.
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afr.com
Two-year AI land grab has begun, and Australia’s been offered a plot
In the past three technology big bang eras, the best time to invest was four to six years after creation. That’s about now for AI.
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Labor, business giants see trust issues emerge as key to AI’s success
The use of automated tools is creating a backlash over fears of higher costs and unemployment, and the government says the public needs to see the benefits.
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theage.com.au
The AI jobs apocalypse hasn’t landed in Australia – yet
New research into AI shows that it has yet to hit Australia’s jobs market. But data centre construction means it may be about to.
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Big business rush to embrace AI runs into worries of rising costs
From Commonwealth Bank to Coles and Telstra, some of the country’s major businesses are working on making the use of artificial intelligence worthwhile.
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AI’s big cost problem is only going to get worse
Surging artificial intelligence costs are creating sticker shock among Australian executives. But the solution might be healthy for the AI sector in the long term.
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AI could save us or destroy us. Too late now. We’re up to our eyeballs in it
AI is promising an economic and medical nirvana. But from Gandalf to people watching new data centres in their communities, fear of AI is growing.
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rnz.co.nz
The real-world cost of AI
Explainer: There's been plenty of speculation about the resources AI gobbles up. A new report lays bare the cost of our growing obsession.