Denham Sadler
National Affairs Editor at InnovationAus
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Senior Editor at The Justice Map
Yeah, like the jeans. Senior editor @thejusticemap. Writer @innov_aus, @satpaper, @guardianaus, @crikey_news etc. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
ia.acs.org.au | Denham Sadler
A council in South Australia has backed a proposal for a Tesla factory in southern Adelaide despite huge resistance from the local community, mostly centred around Elon Musk. City of Marion councillors on Tuesday night voted to support a proposal to sell more than 2,500 sqm of council-owned land to a developer who plans to bring in Tesla as a lead tenant. Tesla plans to develop a purpose-built facility on the land, focusing on battery repurposing, vehicle servicing and showroom functions.
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startupdaily.net | Denham Sadler
A number of large tech firms are backtracking after going all-in on AI and rehiring staff that were let go to save money. The recent rise of generative artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT led to many tech firms adopting an AI-first approach and either implementing hiring freezes or cutting staff and replacing them with automation. But some are now realising that these AI tools cannot complete particular tasks as effectively as humans and are rehiring staff in certain areas.
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ia.acs.org.au | Denham Sadler
Nearly 30,000 social media accounts and 2,000 fake job ads have been removed as part of the competition watchdog’s six-month campaign against recruitment scams. The National Anti-Scam Centre, which sits under the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), ran a ‘fusion cell’ from September last year until March, coordinating efforts of government, law enforcement, academics and the private sector to tackle increasingly dangerous jobs and employment scams.
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1 week ago |
ia.acs.org.au | Denham Sadler
A number of large tech firms are backtracking after going all-in on AI and rehiring staff that were let go to save money. The recent rise of generative artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT led to many tech firms adopting an AI-first approach and either implementing hiring freezes or cutting staff and replacing them with automation. But some are now realising that these AI tools cannot complete particular tasks as effectively as humans and are rehiring staff in certain areas.
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1 week ago |
thesaturdaypaper.com.au | Denham Sadler
The 400km Walk for Truth began in the Victorian town of Portland on Sunday, as the state’s truth commission prepares to hand down its final report. First Nations and non-Indigenous people will walk from Portland, the site of Victoria’s first recorded massacre, to Parliament House across the next 25 days, with Yoorrook Justice Commission deputy chair Travis Lovett to bring attention to its work (The Age).
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Interesting statement from the Premier given the previous bail reforms had been in place for last than a year and the state government is already reversing them, without “carefully evaluating” them. https://t.co/MH5hl0dxns
In the week before Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan unveiled the "toughest bail laws in Australia', the Herald Sun ran 21 stories under the "Suburbs Under Siege" banner and launched its own petition. My story for @crikey_news: https://t.co/BzC7H089IQ
RT @ASCSyd: "It's a wider issue of how we approach immigration and taking a more human rights-focused approach versus treating it as a nati…
