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Bulletins — 2026-09-10
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In a significant development, an Anthropic researcher has resigned, voicing concerns that some developers believe artificial intelligence could pose existential risks, calling for a slowdown in the industry. Meanwhile, the Tasmania Devils have secured a six-year sponsorship deal with AI infrastructure company Firmus Technologies, though the partnership is drawing mixed reactions.
On the ground in Western Australia, coal workers are preparing for potential strikes after negotiations with Premier Coal fell through. Additionally, an investigation around Geraldton has highlighted dust pollution from a Chinese-owned miner, prompting calls for changes to its operations.
In Tasmania, a proposed visitor tax on short-stay accommodations has been defeated in parliament.
Lastly, Cyber Wardens, a cyber security program for small businesses, will cease operations this week due to a lack of federal funding.
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