Chatbots on the rise but failing customers
Chatbots will be used for 95 per cent of online customer interactions within three years, but a study shows they're failing to meet expectations.
computing and information technology
Gamers join Aust-made Cult of the Lamb
The Australian-made video game Cult of the Lamb has topped global gaming charts on the first weekend of its release.
Composers and game makers hit high score
Australia's video games development sector is worth hundreds of millions of dollars, including work by developers and music composers.
Musk threatens to walk away from Twitter
Elon Musk says he might abandon his plans to buy Twitter if the company refuses to provide fake-account data.
Apple discontinues iPod after 20 years
Apple has pulled the plug on the iPod more than two decades after introducing the game-changing music player, sayings it's been replaced by other devices.
Cybersecurity risk ruling for fin services
RI Advice Group has breached its licence obligations by failing to have adequate risk management systems to manage its cybersecurity risks, a court has ruled.
Senior federal ALP MP contracts COVID-19
The Labor candidate for the NSW lower house seat of Fowler in Sydney's southwest, Kristina Keneally, is going into isolation after contracting COVID-19.
‘Telephone’ voting for COVID-19 iso cases
A telephone voting system is set to be rolled out for the 2022 federal election, allowing those in COVID-19 isolation on polling day to cast their ballot.
App launched to help people with grief
An app aims to help people who have lost a loved one, as well as family and friends who want to offer them support.