Australia's artificial intelligence sector has experienced explosive growth, with the number of AI companies nearly tripling since 2023 and patent applications quadrupling over the past decade, according to a new government report.
Artificial intelligence has officially entered the mainstream workplace, with nearly three-quarters of workers using it regularly, according to a comprehensive new study. But the real business value remains concentrated among a select group of companies that have moved beyond simply deploying AI tools to completely redesigning how work gets done.
NSW Government agencies are struggling to meet basic cyber security requirements, with only 31% of mandatory protection controls being implemented across the sector, according to a report released by the state's Auditor-General.
Australian cybersecurity developer ArchTIS has successfully completed a $A7.5 million capital raising to accelerate its expansion into the lucrative US defence market and strengthen strategic partnerships.
A significant trust gap is emerging in enterprise artificial intelligence, with 42% of organizations expressing doubt about their AI and machine learning model outputs despite widespread adoption of data monitoring systems, according to a new report.
Data should drive every decision a modern business makes. But most businesses have a massive blind spot: They don’t know what’s happening in their visual data.
A comprehensive new study has revealed significant privacy concerns with artificial intelligence platforms from major technology companies, with Meta AI ranking as the most privacy-invasive.
Australia's patchy adoption of artificial intelligence and mounting regulatory burden could leave the nation trailing behind global competitors, according to a new submission from the Governance Institute of Australia to the Productivity Commission.
A damning new report has highlighted widespread failures in Australian government record-keeping, with missing meeting minutes, lost procurement documents, and collapsed IT systems undermining public accountability across federal agencies.
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered what experts are calling one of the largest data breaches in history, with 16 billion login credentials exposed across major technology platforms including Apple, Facebook and Google. The discovery was confirmed by researchers at Cybernews, who have been investigating the breach since the beginning of 2025.
