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R U OK?Day 2023 is Thursday 14 September and is a reminder that every day is the day to ask, ‘are you OK?’ and start a meaningful conversation with your colleagues.
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Experts from Holding Redlich Howard Rapke, Gemma Hannah, and Alex Stiliadis talk about what companies should know about the NACC.
Finder compared the performance of Australia’s top investment funds against AI.
CSIRO’s Alice Trend, David Zhang, and Thierry Rakotoarivelo examine AI models like ChatGPT, which raise data retention and online privacy concerns.
Australian business activity nears record lows since January 2017 due to cost pressures and reduced demand, impacting supply chain revenue.
In this week’s Let’s Talk, experts delve into web design’s crucial role in conversions, guiding user actions for professionals and business owners alike.
Top stories
Australia's business failure rate is predicted to increase as high interest rates and lower consumption strain struggling enterprises, particularly those in the food and beverage service sector, according to analytics firm CreditorWatch.
In the workplace, we often don't realize the battles people are silently fighting. Recognizing changes in behavior can be key to identifying those who may be struggling with their mental health.
Australia
Australian firms are embracing the adoption of generative artificial intelligence (AI), but many are yet to establish firm data privacy rules around the technology, according to a survey by Canva. The survey found that Australian businesses were comfortable with AI adoption and that generative AI was increasing their team's creativity.
Property developer Tim Gurner, who caused a global uproar with his comments on unemployment and productivity, has now apologized, admitting his remarks were "deeply insensitive" and "wrong."
Australia's high migration rate, which has reached a near-six decade high, is driving record employment figures and increasing rents, but economists warn that the economy may not be able to sustain such high population growth for long. They predict that as labour demand slows, the unemployment rate will rise.
Australian Economy
The world is falling behind in its efforts to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, warns energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie. With a $4.2 trillion annual spending boost and immediate action, there is still hope to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement.
World
In a closed-door meeting, tech executives including Zuckerberg, Pichai, and Gates met with US lawmakers to discuss the need for AI regulation and the potential risks associated with open-source AI.
The United Auto Workers union could strike against General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis if new contracts aren't reached. Compensation, job security, and the shift to electric cars are key negotiation points. The outcome could have ripple effects on the economy and political implications for President Biden.
India's property market is experiencing a resurgence, with new projects and pre-sales on the rise. This can be attributed to Narendra Modi's government's efforts to clean up the industry after a property crash. The market is slowly gaining confidence, contributing to the country's strong economic growth.
Tech
Stable Audio, a text-to-audio AI model, can now synthesize music and sound effects from written descriptions with impressive quality. This technology may soon challenge musicians for their jobs.
Amazon plans to increase the average hourly rate for delivery drivers to $20.50 by mid-October, as part of a $440 million investment in its third-party delivery program. The company aims to offer competitive pay and retain great teams in its Amazon Delivery Service Partner program.
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From implementing recycling programs and energy-efficient measures to embracing remote work and renewable energy sources, these strategies not only benefit the planet but also save costs and position companies as socially responsible organizations.
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