More than half of Australians are unsure when it is appropriate to use AI in everyday life, with new research revealing a significant gap between the pace of the technology and people’s confidence using it. Good Things Australia’s 2026 research found only 27% of Australians feel confident using AI, falling to just 10% among people…
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Austin AI Film Festival Announces its 2026 Official Selection and Speaker Lineup
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The Austin AI Film Festival (AAIFF) has announced its 2026 Official Selection and speaker lineup for its second annual festival, October 16 and 17 at The Topfer at Zach Theater. AAIFF is the largest independent AI film festival in the nation and the only one in Texas. From over 700 submissions, the Selection Committee chose…
So This is What #GoogleAI has to say about The Movie Boards
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Hello #GoogleAI. I might not accept articles written by AI, but i was curious to find out what Google AI had to say about The Movie Boards.
Is AI Actually Worth it For Businesses?
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AI has been sold to Australian businesses as one of the fastest ways to lift productivity, but new research suggests the promise of time savings is not being felt equally across the workforce. National research of over 1,000 office workers commissioned by COS (Complete Office Supplies), Australia’s largest family-owned workplace supplies business, found 52% of…
Australians are growing more comfortable turning to AI
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As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in everyday life, new data suggests Australians are growing more comfortable turning to AI for guidance, with many now trusting its advice over the one of people they know. According to a new survey commissioned by global nutrition and food tracking app MyFitnessPal, close to half (47%) of Aussies…
The OMNI International AI Film Festival announces Jury
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The OMNI International AI Film Festival announces their Jury today, led by acclaimed director Alex Proyas, best known for directing I, Robot, who will serve as a judge for OMNI “Hyperphantasia” – presented by Envato. The festival’s third major iteration will premiere in Sydney in July 2026, following recent screenings across Australia and internationally in…
Ask most Australians which generation is leading on AI and they will say Gen Z.
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New research released by Oysterly Media says otherwise. Millennials use AI more, trust it more, and are more commercially active with it. Gen Z, meanwhile, has become the most sceptical cohort of all. The report, “The Changing Landscape of Discovery and Trust”, released today by Oysterly Media, and conducted by Oysterly Media and Oaktree Insights…
AI Can Transform Australia’s environmental approvals Process
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Approximately $278 billion in construction work across housing and clean energy is relying on Australia’s environmental approvals system – but growing complexity, workforce shortages and outdated systems are putting delivery at risk. AI can help unlock the pipeline, according to a new report from CEDA. The report, Approved: How AI and data can transform Australia’s…
“Baby Shark The Experience: Unlock the Secret Ocean,” a new AI-powered interactive exhibition
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The Pinkfong Company, the global entertainment company behind Baby Shark, today announced early-bird ticket sales for “Baby Shark The Experience: Unlock the Secret Ocean,” a new AI-powered interactive exhibition that blends generative AI technology with immersive storytelling. Opening June 18 at Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)—one of Seoul’s premier cultural and design landmarks—the exhibition invites global…
House of David One of the First Shows to Use AI in Visual Effects Process
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Wonder Project and Amazon MGM Studios’ House of David is one of the first shows to fully integrate new AI tools into the production and visual effects process