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SCI & TECH46m agoNZ backs Hectre bid develop tech that can scan for internal apple defectsNew Zealand is supporting Hectre's efforts to develop technology capable of scanning for internal defects in apples. This highlights innovation in agricultural technology aimed at improving quality control in fruit production.agnavigator.com
SCI & TECH10h agoNew Zealand’s Critically Endangered Kākāpō Reach 75-Year High“The population of the world’s heaviest parrot, the kākāpō, has surpassed 300 birds for the first time in 75 years, after a record breeding season triggered by the mass fruiting of a native New Zealand tree. Ninety chicks were officially added to the population of the critically endangered birds on 1 September, pushing the total […] The post New Zealand’s Critically Endangered Kākāpō Reach 75-Year High appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
SCI & TECH1d agoSharp focus : how smart glasses help some AustraliansSmart glasses are being utilized by some Australians to provide assistance. This demonstrates a practical application of technology to improve daily life.camdencourier.com.au · Australia
SCI & TECH1d agoSharp focus : how smart glasses help some AustraliansSmart glasses are being used to assist some Australians, demonstrating a practical application of technology. This highlights advancements in assistive technology.blayneychronicle.com.au · Australia
SCI & TECH1d agoNew research challenges myths about Tassie tigersNew research is reportedly challenging established myths regarding Tassie tigers. This indicates advancements in scientific understanding of the extinct marsupial.illawarramercury.com.au · Australia
SCI & TECH1d agoNew research challenges myths about Tassie tigersNew research is challenging existing myths about Tassie tigers. This matters for scientific understanding of the extinct animal.bendigoadvertiser.com.au · Australia
SCI & TECH1d agoCheaper , smarter and tougher : $105m bet on Aussie solarAn investment of $105 million is being made into Australian solar technology to make it cheaper, smarter, and tougher. This signifies a push for advancements in renewable energy in Australia.theleader.com.au · Australia
SCI & TECH1d agoHorizon3 launches Sydney sovereign cloud for NodeZeroHorizon3 has launched a sovereign cloud in Sydney for its NodeZero platform, indicating an expansion of its cybersecurity and IT infrastructure services in the Australian region.channellife.com.au · Australia
SCI & TECH2d agoAI chatbot travel tips fail Aussie tourists at border crossing | Mandurah MailAn AI chatbot provided faulty travel advice to Australian tourists, causing issues at a border crossing. This highlights potential inaccuracies and limitations of AI in practical applications.mandurahmail.com.au · Australia
SCI & TECH3d agoCan “super coral” and cooling the sea, save reefs from climate change?101 East investigates whether Palau may hold the key to saving the world’s coral reefs from climate-driven destruction.Al Jazeera [en]
SCI & TECH4d agoA baby echidna has been born in a university for the first timeEchidnas are a difficult animal to breed in captivity, but scientists in Sydney have now managed it, which could improve our understanding of the evolution of pregnancy in mammalsNew Scientist
SCI & TECH4d agoWill Australia be locked out of top scientific research by shunning Chinese universities?Australia’s decision to axe partnerships with two Chinese universities has raised concerns that Canberra is moving to align with Washington on research security policy. The decision came after the United States expanded its restrictions on research entities from China. One analyst warned that Canberra’s latest move would not hinder Chinese progress, but it could leave Australia locked out of top-tier scientific research. The Australian National University confirmed in a statement that it would...South China Morning Post
SCI & TECH5d ago Blue corridor in mind for Pacific whale highwaysA "blue corridor" concept is being considered for whale migration routes in the Pacific. This initiative aims to protect marine life during their journeys.merimbulanewsweekly.com.au · Australia
SCI & TECH5d ago Blue corridor in mind for Pacific whale highwaysThe concept of a "blue corridor" for whale migration routes in the Pacific is being considered. This initiative aims to protect marine life and their habitats.narrominenewsonline.com.au · Australia
SCI & TECH6d agoVancouver AI Data Centre Divide Deepens | Asian Pacific Post | Chinese newspaper - Vancouver , Richmond , Calgary , Edmonton , Winnipeg , Toronto , North York , MontrealA deepening divide regarding AI Data Centres in Vancouver is being reported. This indicates a significant issue or disagreement surrounding the development of artificial intelligence infrastructure in the region.asianpacificpost.com · Canada
SCI & TECHAug 26How Australia copyright law on AI could backfire for artistsThe article explores how Australia's copyright law pertaining to AI could have unintended negative consequences for artists. This highlights potential issues with intellectual property in the age of artificial intelligence.crikey.com.au · Australia
SCI & TECHAug 25Australia bans AI-generated music from its official chartsAustralia's move comes as AI music floods streaming platforms, with a new study finding 38.5% of music released globally in July involved AI.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECHAug 25Australia's music chart bars fully AI-generated musicThe ARIA chart is drawing a line between artists who use AI as a tool and songs created largely by machines.DW News [en]
SCI & TECHAug 25Songs created by AI banned from Australia's music chartsThe move comes weeks after a DJ admitted using AI to remix a Madonna song that topped the Australian charts.BBC World
SCI & TECHAug 25Australia’s top music charts ban AI songs to protect human artistsMusic made by artificial intelligence will be banned from Australia’s top charts under new guidelines aimed at protecting “the human nature of artistry”, an industry body said on Tuesday. Under new rules in force from Friday, music must be “substantially human made” to be eligible for the charts, the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) said. “Wholly AI-generated tracks will not be eligible for the ARIA Charts,” the group said. It said its charts would exclude songs that use AI “to...South China Morning Post
SCI & TECHAug 21IGEL Brings Now & Next Workspace & Endpoint Security Summit to Melbourne , AustraliaIGEL is hosting a Workspace & Endpoint Security Summit in Melbourne, Australia. This event focuses on current and future cybersecurity solutions.portal.sina.com.hk · Hong Kong
SCI & TECHAug 19Educated Australians will survive AI future : expertsExperts predict that educated Australians will be able to navigate and survive the future challenges posed by artificial intelligence. This suggests a discussion on the impact of AI on the workforce and society.theleader.com.au · Australia
SCI & TECHAug 18Australia must move up the AI value chain to capture maximum benefit from the technology : Andrew CharltonAn individual named Andrew Charlton argues that Australia needs to enhance its position in the AI value chain to fully benefit from the technology. This is a policy recommendation regarding technological advancement and economic strategy.theconversation.com · Australia
SCI & TECHAug 14 India will be space powerhouse in next 20 - 30 years : Former Australian PM MorrisonFormer Australian Prime Minister Morrison predicts that India will become a space powerhouse within the next two to three decades. This statement highlights potential future developments in global space exploration.batonrougepost.com · United States
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