When he's not writing third person profile blurbs, Ben O'Shea is working for The West Australian newspaper.
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Given the above example, you might be reluctant to give ChatGPT, Claude et al a more complicated task, such as diagnosing an illness.
By: Ben O'Shea
Director Harvey Zielinski on the set of Sweet Milk Lake. Credit: Rhys Graham
A new film with Oscar-winner Olivia Colman will battle a feature by a rising WA director for the honour of claiming Australia’s richest film prize of its kind at CinefestOZ this year.
In today’s episode, Ben O’Shea reveals if Telstra will be PUNISHED for outage that impacted Triple-0 calls. Plus, massive search underway for missing Boeing 737 & BHP worker strike to cost miner MILLIONS.
In today’s episode, Ben O’Shea reveals Trump’s HUGE ceasefire call on ‘scum’ Iran while at the NATO summit. Plus, ScoMo admits McGowan was right to close WA borders & a Labor MP wants RBA board change.
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There aren't many directors in Hollywood whose name sells a movie as much as any starring actor could, but Christopher Nolan is certainly one of them.
Ben O’Shea unpacks how Big Tech’s failure on stopping sextortion online is costing the lives of Aussie teens. Plus police warn homemade guns are flooding our streets with potential deadly consequences.
In today’s episode, Ben O’Shea reveals why the BHP worker strike has the WA mining sector on high alert. Plus, flu-ridden Albo is a workaholic (according to him) & unpacking the US diarrhoea-pocalypse.
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The Commonwealth Games gets underway in Scotland this week, so get excited.
The Commonwealth Games gets underway in Scotland this week, so get excited. Our culture has become so segmented these days, few things that truly bring us together. Viral content on the internet is one of them.
