WTF now?! #55 – Thursday 1–Wednesday 7 October 2026
Screenrights seeks a determination on statutory licence fees and Wikimedia says AI agents have been editing wiki projects and pushing up bandwidth costs.
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WTF now?! #56 – Thursday 8–Wednesday 14 October 2026
The Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence has sent advice to the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese touching on copyright, data centres, standards, safety, literacy and more.
WTF now?! #55 – Thursday 1–Wednesday 7 October 2026
Screenrights seeks a determination on statutory licence fees and Wikimedia says AI agents have been editing wiki projects and pushing up bandwidth costs.
WTF now?! #56 – Thursday 8–Wednesday 14 October 2026
The Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence has sent advice to the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese touching on copyright, data centres, standards, safety, literacy and more.
WTF now?! #56 – Thursday 8–Wednesday 14 October 2026
The Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence has sent advice to the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese touching on copyright, data centres, standards, safety, literacy and more.
WTF now?! #54 – Thursday 24–Wednesday 30 September 2026
The challenge of AI agents can't be charmed away and Meta challenges the 'pervert glasses' moniker with new camera-free smart glasses.
WTF now?! #55 – Thursday 1–Wednesday 7 October 2026
Screenrights seeks a determination on statutory licence fees and Wikimedia says AI agents have been editing wiki projects and pushing up bandwidth costs.
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