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As increasingly capable artificial intelligence (AI) systems become widespread, the question of the risks they may pose has taken on new urgency.

Research on Smart TVs and local content prominence finds that the TV remote control is now part of the global streaming wars.

Dr Aaron Snoswell explains how ChatGPT works and some of the problems users should be aware of.

Abuse on apps reflects longstanding trends in offline behaviour. Perpetrators simply exploit the possibilities dating apps offer. With this in mind, how might we begin to solve the problem of abuse on dating apps?

You can’t hurt a robot — but do you want to be the type of person who kicks a harmless robot dog?

Meta’s new AI software Galactica was designed to explain scientific papers with general language but instead produced authoritative-sounding scientific nonsense. So what went wrong?

With so many changes to Twitter what are the threats we are likely to see now? If you are thinking of leaving the platform, taking a break or want to better secure your data this is a must read.

Dr Nataliya Ilyushina discusses the new home for fleeing tweeters – Mastodon. More than 70,000 users joined the network the day after Elon Musk’s Twitter deal was announced.

Despite its flaws, the Twitter verification process largely succeeded in rooting out a sizable chunk of illegitimate activity on the platform, and highlighted notable accounts in the public interest. In contrast, Musk’s payment verification only verifies that a person has US$8.

In this op-ed, Assoc Prof Ramon Lobato and Alexa Scarlata recommend that all consumers check their TV’s settings and disable ACR unless they feel comfortable about sharing their viewing with the manufacturer and its advertising partners.