Josh Taylor

Melbourne, New York

Reporter at The Guardian Australia

Reporter @GuardianAus. Tech, infosec, FOI, politics, and media.🌈 (he/him)

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US attacks on science and research a ‘great gift’ to China on artificial intelligence, former OpenAI board member says

2 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

The US administration’s targeting of academic research and international students is a “great gift” to China in the race to compete on artificial intelligence, former OpenAI board member Helen Toner has said. The director of strategy at Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET) joined the board of OpenAI in 2021 after a career studying AI and the relationship between the United States and China.
How did you get my number? Inside the shadowy world of data brokers

2 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

Priya Dev has a clue on how political spam ended up in her inbox during the 2025 federal election campaign. Like many Australians, Dev endured an unwanted flood of Trumpet of Patriots text messages – Clive Palmer has admitted to sending 17m of them. But it was email spam from one of the major political parties that she thought she could do something about.
Queensland fire crews work to rescue man in his 80s stuck up to his neck in silo of fertiliser

2 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

Specialist fire crews were working on Sunday to rescue a man in his 80s trapped in a silo filled with urea in regional Queensland. A Queensland fire department spokesperson said a family member of the man reported just after 1.30pm he had fallen into a silo on the property near Eurombah, north of Roma. The silo contained urea, which is used for fertiliser.
Indigenous man dies in police custody in Northern Territory

2 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

An Indigenous man has died in police custody in the Northern Territory, the same day as hundreds protested in Sydney and Brisbane over the death of 24-year-old Indigenous man, Kumanjayi White, in Alice Springs last month. The Northern Territory police force said the 68-year-old man died in Royal Darwin hospital on Saturday, and they would investigate the death on behalf of the coroner.
Australians may soon be able to download iPhone apps from outside Apple App Store under government proposal

3 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

Australians could soon be able to download apps outside the Apple App Store and avoid extra charges on purchases made on the iPhone under a federal government proposal, but the tech giant has warned EU-style competition rules for apps risks security and may harm competition.
Crowd rallies for memorial day

3 weeks ago | grenfellrecord.com.au | Josh Taylor

RUGBY UNIONBy JOSH TAYLORGrenfell hosted Temora for the inaugural George Mitton and Hugo Fenton Memorial Shield match last Saturday. It was wonderful to see a large crowd of rugby and community supporters come out to celebrate the boys. The girls played first, and it was a rematch of last yearâ€™s grand final. The first half was all Temora. A lack of discipline saw both sides receive a red card in...
As a Christian teacher, Biden's Title IX rule made my job nearly impossible | Opinion

3 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Josh Taylor

• A high school teacher expresses concern over former president Biden's Title IX rule and its impact on classroom discussions and freedom of speech. • The ruling, which blocks enforcement of the rule's attempt to classify "gender identity" as a Title IX protection, is viewed as a victory for common sense and the protection of women's rights.
Victorian man sentenced for attacks on men he met on Grindr says TikTok vigilante videos inspired him

3 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

A 19-year-old Victorian man who met and assaulted two people after speaking to them on the gay dating app Grindr admitted to police he had been inspired by vigilante-style videos he had seen on TikTok. Christian Keryakus pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary, common assault and recklessly causing injury after two attacks on men last June in Victoria.
After hundreds of complaints, eHarmony’s auto renewal subscription case begins in Australian federal court

3 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Josh Taylor

People looking for love who thought they were signing up for a limited subscription to eHarmony’s dating website were charged hundreds of dollars in renewals they claim they didn’t know they were agreeing to – and some were chased by debt collectors, the Australian federal court has heard.
Show me the money: enforcing court orders for debt payment

3 weeks ago | mondaq.com | Josh Taylor

Those owed money under a contract or because of a civil wrongare often quick to pursue the debtor for their loss. They may taketheir case to Court and obtain a judgment which confirms a debtormust pay. However, a successful creditor may not automaticallyreceive the money owed, as the debtor might be insolvent or simplyrefuse to pay. It is important before taking any action against a debtor toconsider the debtor's ability to pay a judgment.

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