James Riley

China has proposed export controls on 12 technologies used to make solar equipment, citing national security concerns, as part of a broader revision that also covers AI and biotechnology.

The music industry is in the fight of its life , and if government changes copyright rules to enable AI companies to train their models in Australia, the creative sector's entire business model could be scuttled.

The conservative think tank Centre for Independent Studies seemed an unusual place for Andrew Hastie to present a vision for interventionist industrial policy, but we are living in strange times.

Government websites in Europe and elsewhere went offline on Wednesday after the disclosure of critical vulnerabilities in a widely used programming

A class action lawsuit has been filed in an Australia court against Meta Platforms' Facebook and Instagram, alleging the social media platforms exposed children to harmful content and kept them addictive through algorithms.

Anyone who has worked in Australian research and innovation policy for more than a decade will recognise the pattern.

Emily Pyke spent 13 years in the Royal Australian Navy wearing protective equipment that was never designed for her body.

Australia got its first National Semiconductor Roadmap this week courtesy of SB3, the Semiconductor Sector Service Bureau and launched by local tech hero David Skellern.

Britain's government set out around £600 million (A$1.5 billion) of funding on Saturday largely geared towards defending against health and security threats from artificial intelligence.

For all the policy focus put on sovereign capability in areas like cloud services or security, the systems that governments and large enterprises actually rely on barely rate a mention.