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Aussie data security in doubt after TikTok admits US data accessible by China

TikTok admitted to US senators that US user data was accessible in China. The company has previously stated some Australian data is kept in US servers therefore Liberal senator James Paterson wrote to TikTok to request information on Australian users’ data security.

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RMIT online partners with Adobe & Merkle to offer design courses to marketers

July 14, 2022

Melbourne-based RMIT University has partnered with Adobe and Merkle to create a course to accelerate careers with graphic design principles, capabilities, and industry-leading tools within a flexible, digital delivery environment. In the last 12 months, job ad analysis through Burning Glass revealed 13,535 job postings requiring Adobe Photoshop skills or graphic design skills.

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Microsoft Lets Publishers Block Bing Chat Separately from Bing Search

September 26, 2023

Nearly one-third of major news publishers have blocked generative AI tools from reading their content.   But that’s a drastic measure which could also exclude their results from conventional search engines.  Microsoft has just given publishers the option to block access by Bing Chat without also removing their content from search results.  We’ll see if competitors do the same.

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