The Government has decided to enter the so-called AI space, but bizarrely chose the name of an existing organisation.
Sometimes you really do have to wonder why governments do things, like the announcement that the Government is going to design a chatbot called GovGPT and it is supposedly going to help us all get better information out of government organisations.
The Government is venturing into the world of artificial intelligence, launching a virtual assistant dubbed Gov-GPT, modelled on Chat-GPT.
Time and again, private enterprise and competition deliver results while government scientists simply collect grants.
Australians have all the downsides of authoritarian government, without even the scant benefits.
Education Minister Erica Stanford’s office was in damage control on Tuesday afternoon, emailing the Post saying the government was “not looking at restricting or banning VPNs”.
If you don’t physically own it, you don’t own it at all.
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