Imagine hiring the sharpest analyst on the market, handing them a mountain of paperwork, then locking the filing cabinets that hold everything they need to make sense of it: the customer records, the ...

Australian businesses are under pressure to turn AI investment into measurable outcomes: higher productivity, faster decisions and a workforce prepared for a more autonomous way of working. Yet a ...

Commonwealth agencies would be barred from automating any decision that requires judgement, under a bill now before the House ...

Threat Scan inspects AD backups continuously so the standby copy stays free of malicious content. The copy sits ready for failover rather than waiting to be rebuilt. The alternative approaches are a ...

The TWAIN Working Group is building an open standard to let any application drive print and scan over the cloud, without a device driver. It is called the TWAIN Direct Reference Platform. The trigger ...

Consilio has bought icourts, the Australian firm behind electronic evidence management for some of the country's largest Royal Commissions and public inquiries.

Large language models will abandon a correct answer if a user repeats a false statement often enough. Some will flip back and forth on the same claim within a single conversation. Researchers at the ...

The company is aiming its latest release at that gap. An AI Template Agent converts an existing contract, invoice or disclosure into a live Salesforce template in minutes, preserving approved language ...

Acrobat can now answer questions across a document library, build an interactive report from a dense file, or read it back as a podcast. Adobe announced the features on 9 September, built on what it ...

A cybersecurity incident that stopped a global medical device manufacturer from making or shipping product has ended with operations fully restored. The one clinical workflow it degraded is working ...

An AI agent compromised roughly 30 companies, exfiltrated 3.1TB of data and drafted the ransom demands. Token costs ran between 40 cents and four dollars per victim. Researchers at Cybernews found the ...

AI systems inside Australian and New Zealand organisations are surfacing sensitive information to people who are not cleared to see it. The problem is now the second most common category of AI ...