Justin Pyvis.

Banning open-weight AI is just rent-seeking dressed up as national security.

The Hugging Face hack, how to value AI firms, the Australian media's shaky legs, and who is Andy Burnham?

Chinese AI models are really good and the LLM space looks set to be commoditised, with consequences for the owners of the leading closed models.

Canberra's budgeting is industrial strength gaslighting, Westpac stands up for Superannuation, and Australia leads the world in occupational licensing, the productivity killer.

The opportunity costs of Australia's rush to establish 'AI standards' will be measured in the unseen innovations, jobs, and productivity gains that a committee in Canberra thwarts.

Whether a fall in house prices is 'good news' depends entirely on why they are falling.

Labor wants to meddle with interest rates, investing will have to change, and meeting the new Grok.

Australia won't build the next OpenAI, but could be its most sophisticated adopter... unless Labor ties the sector in regulatory knots first.

The most successful South American team actually plays a highly optimised, European style of football.

The wrong kind of housing cooling, the ACCC loses its way, and OpenAI proposes the friendliest shakedown in tech.