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Cambridge Analytica whistleblower explains how Facebook quizzes harvest data April 18, 2018
Whistleblower, Brittany Kaiser, explains how online quizzes such as the Sex Compass were used by Cambridge Analytica and other data companies to harvest data.
Singapore to test facial recognition on lampposts, stoking privacy fears April 13, 2018
Surveillance cameras sitting on top of over 100,000 lampposts in Singapore could soon help authorities pick out and recognise faces in crowds across the island state.
One Plus One: Catriona Wallace April 12, 2018
Catriona Wallace is an entrepreneur and chief executive in the field of artificial intelligence. As a mother of five who splits her time between Australia and the US, she’s abandoned all notions of conventional parenting.
'Smart socks' offer hope for chronic pain suffers, researcher says April 9, 2018
Socks embedded with movement and pressure sensors could help physiotherapists assess regional and remote patients with chronic pain and get them back on their feet.
Zalika Rizmal
Facebook says your data has probably been scraped by 'malicious actors' April 5, 2018
The social media giant discloses that most of its two billion users "could have had their public profile scraped" by third parties without their knowledge. And it could take the company years to fix its problems.

Vic govt concerned with "breadth" of facial recognition laws April 20, 2018
Cracks emerge in intergovernmental agreement.
Facebook to design its own chips April 20, 2018
Targets AI and video optimisation.
Ericsson and Nokia may win from ZTE ban April 20, 2018
As 5G breaks four-year network investment drought.
DVA reveals extent of unfunded 'critical' IT upgrades April 20, 2018
Dozens of ageing systems remain at risk.
Aussie banks in talks for regional real-time payments April 20, 2018
Four-country cooperation.