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‘If pushed’ is a small phrase, used the way journalists use ‘allegedly’ as an apparent defence against a quagmire, but it is quite instructive.

Hell yeah man.

“We’re not saying that any police officers who are convicted of a domestic violence offence should be dismissed, but they should be subject to discipline,” he said.

Arguably, the CD is the final revival available to young people – it’s the last format for music before the MP3 arrived in the early 2000s.

A spokesperson for ClarityCheck said in a statement: “Once this was drawn to the attention of the appropriate teams, we acted immediately to restrict access.”

Oh boy, this is just really good.

A rare report of an FOI refusal being overturned by the FOI commissioner on appeal — and the trickery that all to often works to undermine the FOI system and avoid public scrutiny.

The deposition was paused for three hours while they were gathered, and Moye was given 350 pages of ChatGPT conversations that Autenrieth had when creating the report.

This all makes the government’s proposed fix to the ban to double the size of the fines seem ridiculous — maybe it should first use the stick before seeing if there’s a bigger one.

This will just keep happening unless there are dramatic consequences.

“There’s evidence that for the first few weeks of using AI, [people] check things pretty carefully and then at a point they stop checking because they assume it will be right.”

I missed this when it was published because I was away, but kudos to @camwilson for reporting critically on his (our) own outlet!

I’ve just now been catching up with the latest edition of the html review.

Tonight is census night in Australia and we’ve just finished filling it out — which has got us thinking about what has gone uncounted.

Good Sunday morning read.

We have a story out today about the (sadly persistent) impossibility of living — let alone conducting a job hunt or re-training — on Australia’s unemployment benefits.

There’s some really great accessibility research being done at work right now looking into how people experience visually rich stories of the kind I work on.

TIL: The Australian Electric Vehicle Association was formed in response to the 1973 oil crisis!

They are incredibly capable, but they suffer from a fundamental, systemic flaw—they operate in absolute isolation.

A read as interesting as a dictionary [positive].

Marketers chose the slogan after consulting an AI tool, looking for suggestions, Shinsegae Group said.

“For us, what we’re actually trying to achieve [in] educating Indigenous children, this restricts that mission.”

Every nonprofit pulling in donations on language about community, transparency, and equity gets permission to keep that language on the website while the staff handbook reads like Amazon’s.

“We showed Claude.ai the story and asked whether it was A.I.

I’ve spent part of my week working on a story around the Australian federal government’s budget, due to be released on Tuesday (the story should be out over the weekend).

There’s a big data breach affecting students and staff at several Australian education providers in the news today.

Uhh… wtf?

Just found out this story I reported last year got an award of excellence in the Society for News Design awards.

Solid statement by the national president of the RSL here: “I want to apologise as national president of the RSL to Di Ryder and every other Indigenous person that was basically assaulted for being Australian and having been proud of their heritage on a d…

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