Online news and discussions platform Reddit has called on the High Court to review Australia’s social media age ban, arguing ...

Google’s announcement arrived only weeks after Mozilla, the not-for-profit software company and maker of web browser Firefox, ...

Electronic System for Travel Authorisation, or ESTA, is a pre-screening program that lets residents of 42 countries ...

The US government has announced a ‘Tech Force’ to attract early-stage technology and AI workers to the public sector, just ...

Australia’s national science agency CSIRO says it welcomes a $233 million funding boost announced by the federal government ...

With another year of technology news now behind us, it’s time to look back at Information Age ’s most popular stories of 2025 ...

Grok, the flagship AI chatbot of Elon Musk’s xAI, has promoted blatantly false information about Sunday’s mass shooting at Bondi Beach. The incident saw 15 people killed and 42 taken to hospital after ...

“Delays often happen because hiring teams want to identify candidates with the right skills and feel confident in committing to the hire,” Robert Half director Tom Ward told Information Age.

According to a 2024 UNESCO survey of lawyers from nearly 100 countries, just under 45 per cent were actively using AI in their work, but less than 10 per cent had received proper institutional ...

ChatGPT is becoming the Swiss Army knife of productivity tools, with Adobe the latest to partner with OpenAI in a deal that will give the generative AI (genAI) giant’s 800 million weekly users free ...

Rather than abandoning their university studies with no reward, the new Undergraduate Certificate of Higher Education Studies (UCHES) will be available to students at Swinburne who have completed four ...

A group of mostly billionaires has collectively secured the title of Time Magazine’s Person of the Year for 2025, with the publication’s latest annual list honouring ‘The Architects of AI’ as ...