Paul Smith is a Technology Editor at The Australian Financial Review. With over 20 years of experience, he specializes in covering big tech, the business use of technology, and the burgeoning Australian tech industry, including start-ups, telecommunications, and national innovation policy. Paul has been featured in numerous publications, including Daily Record, PR Newswire EMEA and India, and News.com.au.
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Paul Smith's coverage spans a variety of topics, including technology, politics, healthcare, and entertainment. Given his focus on the Australian national context and specific themes such as government & politics and healthcare, he may be receptive to pitches related to evolving stories in Australian politics or healthcare policy changes.
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By: Paul Smith, Nicola Smith
By: Zoe Samios, Paul Smith
The US withheld access to new models from its allies for cyber testing. Now China is offering comparable models and experts are asking how Australia can stay safe.
The Hugging Face hack, performed by an AI bot built by OpenAI, was the first known example of a future bot-on-bot security battle that redefines cyber strategies.
By: Paul Smith
The spread of artificial intelligence tools has made malicious hacking much faster and easier – and that's just for humans – while becoming the locus of a new global arms race.
The spread of artificial intelligence tools has made malicious hacking much faster and easier – and that's just for humans – while becoming the locus of a new global arms race.
By: Paul Smith
Australian tech entrepreneur Matt Berriman has called time on a lengthy legal fight with US tech giant Google, over his claims it deliberately killed his company.
By: Paul Smith, Emma Rapaport
