Cam Wilson

Little-known “crime intelligence” platform Auror is used in 40% of Australian stores, like Woolworths and Coles, that the company claims can be used to predict crime.

If you’ve bought groceries, filled your car with petrol or shopped at a major Australian retailer recently, chances are you’ve probably been surveilled by a company using Auror.

Elon Musk is running Twitter into the ground. But with everyone paying attention, maybe that's OK by him.

The company founder said he takes responsibility for the decision to lay off 11,000 staff. That's not much of a concession.

YouTuber elmaxo spent hundreds of dollars on a 'collector's phlogistinator' for a video and believes the ATO should accept it as a work expense.

Both Meta and Google have showed off DALL-E but for video — text-to-video AI models that can create photorealistic, coherent videos.

The billionaire's decision to buy Twitter is entirely predictable for an intellectually arrogant man who is used to getting what he wants.

Multiple federal and state government departments are vying for the same domain name on the new .au namespace. Who will come out on top?

An account claiming to have hacked Optus has deleted its extortion threat and apologised, not long after releasing a data set it claimed belonged to 10,000 customers.

The 7 million Australians reportedly affected by the Optus cyberattack will have to monitor their own risk, the company said.

Liberal Senator James Paterson continues to pressure the government to act on concerns over Chinese-owned applications.

Australia's wealthiest people are taking advantage of the superannuation system's favourable tax concessions.