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Faceswap deepfakes are a growing problem that’s costing creators millions—but social media services are doing little to stop it

People are stealing content from creators, using AI to make small changes, and profiting on social media and porn sites.

Fortune

Google unveils Circle to Search for Galaxy S24 and Pixel 8 — here’s how it works

Google's new Circle to Search tool lets you get information on any object within a video, image or even text on an Android phone.

Tom’s Guide

After 50 years, the women's liberation movement is in the Australian curriculum

Students will learn about a time when 'woman' and 'career' weren't uttered in the same sentence.

The Canberra Times

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Google has matched Microsoft in party planning A.I. Is that enough?

The new A.I. search engine Google previewed at Google I/O could be transformative, but Google is rolling it out slowly. And the company still appears to be playing catch-up rather than leading the pack.

Fortune

Elite boarding school admits failure a year after bullied teen’s suicide

Jack Reid, 17, attended the prestigious Lawrenceville School in New Jersey and took his own life last April

The Independent UK

The Whitlam government gave us no-fault divorce, women's refuges and childcare. Australia needs another feminist revolution

Australia’s history of women and political rights is, to put it mildly, chequered. It enfranchised (white) women very early, in 1902. And it was the first country to give them the vote combined with the right to stand for parliament.

The Conversation

Fifty years ago, the new Whitlam government removed the luxury sales tax on the pill. It changed Australian women's lives

Amid the scale and sweep of the list of decisions made by the Whitlam government in their first week in office, most people remember the big changes: freeing all draft resisters from prison, or official recognition of Communist China.

The Conversation

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Kiwi export reps troubled by trials and tribulations of China's lockdown

Under intense pressure to keep their businesses operating, NZers struggled even to access food under Shanghai's draconian restrictions.

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