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A new government report shows AI hasn't cut Australian jobs, and the likeliest reason is that most businesses haven't put it to work properly yet.
Australia's first major report says AI hasn't cut jobs. The real reason is most businesses haven't properly implemented it yet.
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The Palantir and NVIDIA sovereign AI deal is aimed at governments, but the reasons behind it matter just as much to a smaller business.
Palantir and NVIDIA's sovereign AI deal targets governments, but keeping control of your data, costs, and edge matters for smaller firms too.
A large US study found the heaviest AI spenders grew their teams rather than cutting them, and there's a lesson in it for smaller Australian firms.
A US study of 21,559 firms found the heaviest AI spenders grew headcount 10.2% in two years. Here's what that means for smaller Australian businesses.
Your AI keeps getting it wrong because it cannot see the information the job depends on, not because the model is weak
Most AI tools underperform at work because they lack context, not because the model is weak. What the 2026 Work AI Index shows about closing the gap.
The people bending your AI rules are usually the ones getting the most out of AI, which makes their workarounds worth reading.
The 2026 Work AI Index shows your best staff break AI rules most. Here's why those workarounds are a signal to read, not a problem to shut down.