Technology

Australia’s gender pay gap, driven in part by the undervaluation of the care economy, is having an impact on business performance and talent retention.

Opinion: AI capabilities demand we rethink not just how we can use it during the workday, but how we govern, shape, and integrate it into our organisations. With this comes a question echoing through many companies right now – who owns AI at work?

The duo behind education start-up Go1 and investor Gopi Sara teamed up to launch OneMRI, a preventative care company that offers whole-body MRI scans.

A former Canva software engineer and Westpac product manager have teamed up to bring ‘Loftia’ to life. Some big name US gaming firms are getting on board to make it happen.

The OpenAI CEO is challenging his former friend. Twitter, Tesla and even Neuralink are in his sights

At Meta, a chaotic culture and lack of vision have led to brain drain, with rivals saying its AI talent is lacklustre. But Zuckerberg’s frenzied hiring spree hasn’t stopped the departures.

This Forbes list highlights 25 venture-backed companies likely to become unicorns. Learn more about the founders and investors behind these fast-growing tech startups.

The multi-year deal makes CommBank OpenAI’s first Australian banking partner, with plans to deploy ChatGPT Enterprise, boost scam detection, and upskill staff in AI.

The offer comes as a judge, who concluded this year that Google held a search market monopoly, considers forcing Google to sell its Chrome browser.

The Sydney-headquartered startup led by Dr Jekaterina Viktorova was spun out of ANU in 2022. Its proprietary chip packaging breakthrough could unlock the next generation of AI and quantum computing.