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The new 'Tasks' app turns 8 million gig workers into data collectors for robotics companies. The legal questions about who owns that footage are only beginning.

The ATO won't remind you. Here's what you're probably missing.

Federal prosecutors allege a systematic scheme involving dummy servers, falsified documents, and Southeast Asian shell companies to evade US export controls.

After four years of military service, the world's biggest band reunites at Gwanghwamun Square in a free concert livestreamed globally on Netflix.

The president insists SCOTUS decision doesn't apply while states and corporations race to reclaim illegal duties

The deal runs through 2027 and includes far more than graphics cards. It's a window into how the hyperscalers are building their AI futures.

Jack Conte asks the question that destroys the generative AI legal defense: If training is fair use, why are you paying Disney?

Practical tech that people will actually use, not gimmicks. From trackers to chargers, these gifts solve real problems.

Assistant minister Julian Hill questions the viability of standalone tobacco shops as organised crime dominates the market and firebombings escalate.

Treasurer promises tax reform, spending cuts and productivity push despite Middle East turmoil pushing oil to $100 per barrel

Nearly 15,000 white South Africans arrived on agricultural visas in 2024, transforming rural communities and sparking uncomfortable questions about American immigration policy