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Artificial Intelligence Politics

Albanese joins world leaders in call for AI safeguards

Australia has joined a call for international safeguards on artificial intelligence amid warnings from scientists and industry executives that the rapid development of powerful systems could outpace governments’ ability to control emerging risks. Source: The Age.

Legal Matters

Saunders to be sentenced next month, faces ‘immediate imprisonment’

The disgraced former bishop of Broome who used Church funds and properties to target vulnerable Aboriginal men will learn his prison sentence next month. Source: WA Today.

Migrants

Conference highlights role of migrant communities in a synodal Church

The ways migrant communities serve as evangelisers and missionaries of hope within the Church and the broader community were explored at the 8th Australian Catholic Migrant and Refugee Office National Conference.

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