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Queensland Health Pilots Triage LLM at Gold Coast ED Before Statewide Rollout

Queensland Health is piloting a large-language-model triage assistant at Gold Coast University Hospital’s emergency department before deciding on a statewide rollout.

Hamish Clarke

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CSIRO Watermarking Toolkit Enters Pilot With Three Local Newsrooms Blocking Synthetic Clips

CSIRO is testing a synthetic-media watermarking toolkit with three Australian newsrooms ahead of a summer election cycle heavy on short-form video.

Hamish Clarke

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eSafety Publishes Age-Assurance Pilot Metrics Before Holiday Device Sales Surge

eSafety’s August evaluation found many platforms had not prompted under-16 users to confirm age three months after social media minimum-age rules began.

Hamish Clarke

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CSIRO Epistemic Safety Report Tests Whether Mortgage Bots Can Mislead Human Overseers

CSIRO research commissioned by Australia's AI Safety Institute warns that scalable oversight must test whether compliant chatbots still shift human beliefs during mortgage and superannuation advice tasks.

Hamish Clarke

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Charlton Backs Aviation-Style Tests for Frontier AI as Data-Centre Consultation Wraps

Assistant Minister Andrew Charlton said frontier AI developers should prove their safety systems work, mirroring aviation and banking supervision, as public submissions closed on mandatory data-centre and training standards due to be legislated in 2027.

Hamish Clarke

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