Annabel Fleming

Dec 5, 2024 | cairnspost.com.au | Melanie Burgess |Annabel Fleming

Facial recognition technology is used at major sports and music venues across the country, yet half of Aussies have no idea, new exclusive research reveals. It follows the landmark ruling that Bunnings breached privacy laws by failing to inform customers they were using the technology.

Dec 5, 2024 | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Melanie Burgess |Annabel Fleming

Facial recognition technology is used at major sports and music venues across the country, yet half of Aussies have no idea, new exclusive research reveals. It follows the landmark ruling that Bunnings breached privacy laws by failing to inform customers they were using the technology.

Sep 11, 2024 | cairnspost.com.au | Annabel Fleming

The world’s leading AI chatbot says Kamala Harris won the presidential debate – even when she’s actually Donald Trump. I ran the debate transcript through ChatGPT and asked it to condense it down into a summary of key moments, positions and deliveries. I then asked the model to play the role of an election pundit and pick a winner. ChatGPT gave the debate to Ms Harris, commending her “coherent arguments and composed demeanour”.

Sep 11, 2024 | townsvillebulletin.com.au | Annabel Fleming

The world’s leading AI chatbot says Kamala Harris won the presidential debate – even when she’s actually Donald Trump. I ran the debate transcript through ChatGPT and asked it to condense it down into a summary of key moments, positions and deliveries. I then asked the model to play the role of an election pundit and pick a winner. ChatGPT gave the debate to Ms Harris, commending her “coherent arguments and composed demeanour”.

Mar 14, 2024 | news.com.au | Julie Cross |Annabel Fleming

ExclusiveTwo of the lowest rated aged care homes in the state are run by the same provider, with nearly a quarter of residents at one home saying they never liked the food. Rivulet in South Hobart, run by Southern Cross Care, was the lowest rated home in the state, with six in 10 residents surveyed saying they either never liked the food (17 per cent) or sometimes liked the food (44 per cent).