AI is changing the tempo of cybersecurity
AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery, but finding flaws is only the start. Recent vulnerabilities discovered expose the real challenge: can organisations fix problems fast enough?
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AI is getting smarter, but is it becoming intelligent?
OpenAI’s Chief Scientist warns that we are building increasingly capable AI systems we cannot fully explain or reliably monitor. Yann LeCun argues that language fluency is not intelligence. Both may be right, and that is where the future gets interesting.
AI in schools: Australia should choose learning before automation
AI is already entering Australian classrooms. The question is whether it will support learning, or allow students to outsource their thinking.
How transformers changed AI forever
The Transformer did more than improve language models. It made it possible to train AI systems that understand context at extraordinary scale, laying the foundations for today’s large language models and generative AI.
Smaller models are the future of AI sovereignty
Real sovereignty is not autarky. It is the ability to choose, govern, replace and, when necessary, walk away from the AI systems our institutions depend on.
The Essential Eight is not enough for AI-enabled cyber attacks
The Essential Eight is a vital protective baseline, but it is not enough to protect against AI-enabled cyber threats. Why organisations need stronger controls, assurance, resilience and recovery in the age of AI agents.