Australian law firm McCabes has acquired the LexisNexis AI-powered legal platform, Lexis+AI, to provide advanced research and case analysis capabilities.
How is AI being utilised inside the Australian Government? An Australian parliamentary inquiry has provided a glimpse, with applications ranging from border security to scientific research.
The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) has released its fifth ASD Cyber Threat Report (ACTR). The Report details the latest cyber threats affecting Australian businesses and organisations, critical infrastructure, and individuals.
Brisbane Catholic Education (BCE), comprising more than 140 schools in the Archdiocese of Brisbane, has announced the largest rollout of Microsoft 365 Copilot in K-12 education globally, bringing the Generative AI technology to 12,500 educators and support staff.
Despite significant strides in document automation, a new report from IDP vendor Rossum finds that 58% of finance leaders still consider Excel their most often used tool for automating financial tasks, underscoring the challenges enterprises face in adopting advanced automation solutions.
Since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022, the topic of artificial intelligence has been in the forefront of conversation across industries and has also led to significant opportunities in intelligent document processing (IDP) – a term that was created long before the recent AI wave which describes the intelligent extraction and processing of data from structured and unstructured documents, which AI and ML has always been a part of (hence ‘intelligent’).
Two examples of business email compromise (BEC) fraud in NSW have resulted in the theft of more than $A4 million, with a hospital and NSW Government department the victims.
The future of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a subject of intense debate in the tech industry, with venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz (aka a16z) declaring "RIP to RPA" while market researchers project continued growth.
The Australian Taxation Office, Department of Defence, National Archives of Australia (NAA) and Services Australia have been given a six-month deadline to report progress in closing significant breaches relating to their governance and control of IT systems.
OpenText has revealed its “Nastiest Malware of 2024” list, spotlighting the year’s most notorious cyber threats. Now in its seventh year, OpenText’s cybersecurity experts have identified the most relentless and adaptive malware trends impacting industries worldwide.
