Microsoft claims Russia, China and others used OpenAI’s tools for hacking
State-sponsored hackers from Russia, China, North Korea and Iran allegedly used OpenAI’s technology to complete simple tasks.
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Meet the billionaires helping NASA return to the moon
Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin are among 14 companies bidding for NASA contracts as part of the agency’s plans to develop the emerging space economy and lower costs.
Lyft shares surge 60% after typo in earnings report
The ride-hailing company’s stock closed down more than 2%—before an earnings report added an extra zero to a key number.
How two former spies cracked the $11 billion cyber insurance market
Fintech startups Coalition and At-Bay, founded by security and spy-agency veterans, are using their tech smarts to transform the fast-growing business of protecting companies against hackers.
‘One extreme to another’: What’s causing Victoria’s ‘whiplash weather’ nightmare?
More than 530,000 Victorian homes and businesses were without power on Tuesday – just days after a new report from the Climate Council.
Billionaire Musk seeks to quash deposition in $1 million defamation suit
Billionaire X owner Elon Musk requested last month for the defamation case against him be dismissed, and is now seeking to bar his deposition.
ChatGPT can now ‘remember’ users—including their voice, preferences
The feature will be accessible for some free and paid users before becoming more widely available.
This Estonian-born billionaire wants Aussie banks to come clean on hidden FOREX fees
Kristo Käärmann launched Wise (formerly TransferWise) back in 2011 with the aim of helping users move cash around the world – without the marked-up fees charged by banks. Since then, the company has gone on to process more than $48 billion in cross-border payments and save customers more than $2.9 billion
Tripadvisor is preparing to be acquired and taken private
Liberty TripAdvisor Holdings, part of the Liberty Media empire, already has a controlling stake in Tripadvisor and appears to be buying the company outright.
This billionaire is bringing his $17bn HR firm to Australia – after SVB’s collapse threatened to upend them
Parker Conrad is bringing Rippling, his US$11.25 billion work management platform to Australia, nearly a year after Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse forced the business to liquidate $130 million to process its customers’ payrolls.