Science and TechnologyKids beware: rise of ‘AI influencer’AI is here and it’s a global game-changer but what are the rules and who decides them? What’s real and what’s fake is suddenly hard to spot – what do you think of this non-existent influencer?
VIDEOScience and TechnologyAre AI sunnies clever or creepy?We’re a nation of early adopters when it comes to embracing new technology – but a recent vox pop suggests the average Aussie has serious concerns about ‘spy AI’ features in this fashion accessory
Science and TechnologyR2-D2 by the end of the decade?Could you be living your best Star Wars life by the end of the decade, with domestic robots doing all your boring household chores at home? One stargazing billionaire says yes
Science and TechnologyAI imagines snow falling in SydneyIt’s unlikely to happen this year or perhaps ever again, but an AI-generated video has imagined how the Sydney CBD would appear if snow blew through the famously sunny city – SEE THE IMAGES
VIDEOScience and TechnologyTesla fails epic ‘Roadrunner’ testCalling to mind a certain cartoon series and the backfiring plans of one incompetent coyote, a video experiment intended to test Tesla’s AI capability has exposed a huge safety flaw in the system
VIDEOScience and TechnologyHumanoid robot front flip stunsVideo of a humanoid robot performing a world-first feat leaves no doubt AI and robotics are progressing at a dizzying rate, as the robot lands a perfect forward flip and swaggers off like a champ
VIDEOScience and TechnologyAI bots speak their own languageThe moment a pair of chatbots decide to abandon English and speak to each other in a private computer software language raises some great ethical questions about AI – what do you think?
VIDEOScience and TechnologyMusk drops ‘scary smart’ Grok botElon Musk has unveiled his start-up’s new artificial intelligence product live on social media and right on schedule, after earlier claiming Grok 3 was superior to anything else on the market
VIDEOScience and TechnologyWorld leaders at AI ‘turning point’Political and tech industry leaders have joined forces in Paris at the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit to ‘take back control’ of the revolutionary innovation changing civilisation as we know it
VIDEOJunior JournoJunior Journo winners revealedTwo budding newshounds have been named Junior Journalists of the Year after Kids News judges were wowed by thought-provoking submissions on AI and robotics plus domestic violence
Junior JournoClimate change strikes Antarctica2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: Antarctica prompts images of vast ice floes and majestic bergs but it’s heating up faster than other places
Junior JournoDiversity makes room for everyone2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: Definitions of diversity have changed in recent years but the underlying message remains one of welcome
Junior JournoOne planet, one united future2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: Most of the Earth’s surface is water but it is under pressure as people dump trash that ends up in the sea
OPINIONJunior JournoHarris out of sync with US voters2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary News Story (Print) category: Kamala Harris campaigned for US presidency by taking a policy approach to issues that failed to speak to voters
Junior JournoFree online games come at a cost2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: If something sounds too good to be true then it probably is, including when it comes to free online gaming
Junior JournoCeasefire: Lebanon begins rebuild2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: An uneasy peace is underway in the Middle East as countries in the region look to the future
Junior JournoBluey’s brilliant ‘Dollarbucks’ shine2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: A simple dog cartoon set in Brisbane now a global sensation as Bluey coins spark chaos … and crime
Junior JournoTassie tops in science of pathology2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary News Story (Print) category: Tasmania medical researchers specialising in the science of pathology working to treat disease with blood
Junior JournoFake news corrodes civilisation2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Primary School News Story (Print) category: Fake news destroys trust and tears apart friendships so how can you tell if the news you see online is real?
Junior JournoHow Trump won his second term2024 Junior Journalist competition entry – Secondary News Story (Print) category: Trump’s victory shows the power of a well executed message
Reading Level GreenPart 1: how to write a news storyPart 1 of our Junior Journalist series explains what makes a story newsworthy and what you need to know to get writing
Reading Level GreenPart 2: choosing the right wordsPart 2 of our Junior Journalist series helps budding reporters discover the words to use and the ones to leave out
Reading Level GreenPart 3: hook them with a headlinePart 3 of our Junior Journalist series investigates the importance of a headline and what makes a good one
Reading Level GreenPart 4: sharpen your interview skillsPart 4 of our Junior Journalist series will have you conducting interviews like a pro
Reading Level GreenPart 5: creating a video news storyPart 5 of our Junior Journalist series teaches students the key steps to creating a video news story with the help of Studio 10 host Narelda Jacobs