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xAI published conversations with Grok and made them searchable on Google, including a plan to assassinate Elon Musk and instructions for making fentanyl and bombs.

For nearly a decade Elon Musk has claimed Teslas can truly drive themselves. They can’t. Now California regulators, a Miami jury and a new class action suit are calling him on it.

The latest funding round was led by Fidelity Management & Research and funds linked to J.P. Morgan Asset Management.

Founded just a year ago in Melbourne, Butter has secured 10,000 users, a $260,000 investment from ‘day one’ investor Antler, and a $2.2 million valuation. The problem it is solving is universal: loneliness.

The new AI-powered data center, which will have a capacity of over 70 megawatts, will be financed by a syndicate of more than 20 banks including Crédit Agricole CIB, DBS Bank and ING Bank.

Canberra food-tech company Nourish Ingredients has secured US approval for its flagship Tastilux fat, clearing the way for immediate commercial sales to American food manufacturers.

From Anchorage Digital to BitGo and Morgan Stanley, a growing cast of financial firms are reaping big fees riding the tidal wave of corporate bitcoin buying.

Australia’s gender pay gap, driven in part by the undervaluation of the care economy, is having an impact on business performance and talent retention.

Opinion: Late last month, Vogue featured an AI model in its pages for the very first time. The two-page ad for Guess’s summer collection sparked massive online controversy, with many pointing to how it threatens diversity and could have an impact on beauty standards.

Opinion: AI capabilities demand we rethink not just how we can use it during the workday, but how we govern, shape, and integrate it into our organisations. With this comes a question echoing through many companies right now – who owns AI at work?