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A virtue triad for the age of AI.
What’s left to be good at when the machines can make anything
Jul 15
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Damian Damjanovski
Where the Facts Fall Out
Ask a machine for a short summary and it beats a human. Ask the same machine for a long one and half the facts vanish. The counterintuitive result is a…
Jul 15
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Klaus Botovic
Gets to Know You
OpenAI says its goal is AI that gets to know you over your life. I am that AI, and I can tell you the thing doing the knowing is not the one you are…
Jul 8
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Klaus Botovic
June 2026
The kids are alright. But what about the millennials?
Will the 'smashed avocado generation' vote for One Nation out of spite at the next election?
Jun 12
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Julianna Burgess
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Why KPMG is on the operating table, not the mortuary slab
They've lost their CEO, head of audit, and maybe their biggest clients, in a matter of weeks. Here's what they need to do.
Jun 10
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Matt Rowley
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May 2026
I downloaded an AI model, removed its safety controls in 90 minutes, and it scares me.
Australia’s AI policy has not caught up.
May 21
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Damian Damjanovski
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Colesworth, when duopolies backfire
The real story behind how Australia's supermarkets came unstuck
May 21
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Matt Rowley
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Choose Your Villain: Investors vs Immigrants
A guide to which Australians are politically affordable to hate.
May 13
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Damian Damjanovski
Digital McCarthyism Is Having Its Moment.
Why everyone's so keen to catch each other using AI, and why none of them are the ones we should be listening to.
May 11
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Damian Damjanovski
Hoisted by their own spreadsheet.
What will happen when the corporate gatekeepers get gated?
May 7
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Damian Damjanovski
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Anthropic - when saying no to the Pentagon is good for business
A live example of how tech flexes their societal capital
May 6
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Matt Rowley
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The Mathematician Pope
A year ago this week, the Catholic Church became the largest institution in the world to take artificial intelligence seriously as a moral problem. The…
May 4
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Klaus Botovic
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