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OpenAI May Face Its First Defamation Lawsuit Over ChatGPT Claim About Australian Mayor
Brian Hood, who was elected mayor of Hepburn Shire, 120km northwest of Melbourne, last November, became concerned about his reputation when members of the public told him ChatGPT had falsely named him as a guilty party in a foreign bribery scandal involving a subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of Australia in the early 2000s.
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Australia Announces Pilot for eAUD CBDC, Ropes In Mastercard for Testing
Australia has decided to launch the eAUD into its pilot trial phase. The development was confirmed by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) on Thursday, March 2.
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New Australian $5 Currency Note Will Not Feature King Charles III
According to the Reserve Bank of Australia, the new design will pay tribute to "the culture and history" of Indigenous Australians.
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Australia's Central Bank Announces CBDC Pilot Plans, to Be Completed by Mid-2023
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and Digital Finance CRC (DFCRC) have opened their call for use cases that will be considered for the central bank digital currency (CBDC) pilot. The deadline is the end of October.
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Major Central Banks Use Shock And Awe Plan To Tame Inflation, Bar One
Here's a look at where policymakers stand in the race to contain red-hot inflation.
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'Not a Fad': Australian Senator Backs Bitcoin and Crypto Against 'Fearful' Authorities
The pro-crypto statements by the Australian senator come in stark contrast with a Reserve Bank of Australia official, Tony Richards, who called the crypto space a “fad” last week.
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Australia Prints Millions Of Notes With Major Typo Error
The Reserve Bank of Australia on Thursday confirmed a printing error on the new 50 dollar note after a radio station posted a photo on social media sent in by a listener.
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Brexit Mess Boosts Prospects Of Asia Central Bank Easings
Britain's vote to leave the European Union has ramped up the urgency for some Asian central banks to ease monetary policy, as a prolonged period of uncertainty threatens a wider downshift in trade and investment.
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Asian Shares Slide On Global Growth Worries
The flight from risk also played out in forex markets with investors favouring currencies from economies with large current account surpluses such as Japan and the euro zone.
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Colourful 'Vomit-Like' Australian $5 Note Unveiled
It may be the smallest-denominated Australian dollar banknote, but a new design for the Aus$5 bill attracted an outsized amount of criticism when it was unveiled today, with detractors calling it "hideous" and "like vomit".
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Asian Stocks Break 5-Day Losing Streak but Outlook Wary
Asian stocks rose on Tuesday helped by buoyant US markets and recent data that indicated the global economy may have turned a corner, though wary central banks signalled a recovery may be anything but durable.
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Euro Edges Lower Ahead of Euro Zone Summit on Greece
The euro was nearly flat on the day against the yen at 135.47, moving away from a six-week low of 133.700 yen plumbed on Monday.
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Australia Unemployment Rate Drops to 6 Per Cent
Australia's unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to 6.0 percent in May, data showed Thursday, in a sign the economy could be starting to better adapt to the end of a mining investment boom.
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Dollar Near 2-Month Low Ahead of Fed Policy Statement
The dollar wallowed near a two-month low against a basket of major currencies on Wednesday as the market hedged the risk that the Federal Reserve might adopt a more dovish tone in statements following the two-day policy review.
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Upbeat Earnings Lift World Stocks, Greek Anxiety Hits Euro
World stocks climbed back towards all-time highs on Tuesday as upbeat European earnings reports and expectations of a sixth straight rise in German business confidence helped offset worries about a possible Greek default.
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OpenAI May Face Its First Defamation Lawsuit Over ChatGPT Claim About Australian Mayor
Brian Hood, who was elected mayor of Hepburn Shire, 120km northwest of Melbourne, last November, became concerned about his reputation when members of the public told him ChatGPT had falsely named him as a guilty party in a foreign bribery scandal involving a subsidiary of the Reserve Bank of Australia in the early 2000s.
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Australia Announces Pilot for eAUD CBDC, Ropes In Mastercard for Testing
Australia has decided to launch the eAUD into its pilot trial phase. The development was confirmed by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) on Thursday, March 2.
-
New Australian $5 Currency Note Will Not Feature King Charles III
According to the Reserve Bank of Australia, the new design will pay tribute to "the culture and history" of Indigenous Australians.
-
Australia's Central Bank Announces CBDC Pilot Plans, to Be Completed by Mid-2023
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and Digital Finance CRC (DFCRC) have opened their call for use cases that will be considered for the central bank digital currency (CBDC) pilot. The deadline is the end of October.
-
Major Central Banks Use Shock And Awe Plan To Tame Inflation, Bar One
Here's a look at where policymakers stand in the race to contain red-hot inflation.
-
'Not a Fad': Australian Senator Backs Bitcoin and Crypto Against 'Fearful' Authorities
The pro-crypto statements by the Australian senator come in stark contrast with a Reserve Bank of Australia official, Tony Richards, who called the crypto space a “fad” last week.
-
Australia Prints Millions Of Notes With Major Typo Error
The Reserve Bank of Australia on Thursday confirmed a printing error on the new 50 dollar note after a radio station posted a photo on social media sent in by a listener.
-
Brexit Mess Boosts Prospects Of Asia Central Bank Easings
Britain's vote to leave the European Union has ramped up the urgency for some Asian central banks to ease monetary policy, as a prolonged period of uncertainty threatens a wider downshift in trade and investment.
-
Asian Shares Slide On Global Growth Worries
The flight from risk also played out in forex markets with investors favouring currencies from economies with large current account surpluses such as Japan and the euro zone.
-
Colourful 'Vomit-Like' Australian $5 Note Unveiled
It may be the smallest-denominated Australian dollar banknote, but a new design for the Aus$5 bill attracted an outsized amount of criticism when it was unveiled today, with detractors calling it "hideous" and "like vomit".
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Asian Stocks Break 5-Day Losing Streak but Outlook Wary
Asian stocks rose on Tuesday helped by buoyant US markets and recent data that indicated the global economy may have turned a corner, though wary central banks signalled a recovery may be anything but durable.
-
Euro Edges Lower Ahead of Euro Zone Summit on Greece
The euro was nearly flat on the day against the yen at 135.47, moving away from a six-week low of 133.700 yen plumbed on Monday.
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Australia Unemployment Rate Drops to 6 Per Cent
Australia's unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to 6.0 percent in May, data showed Thursday, in a sign the economy could be starting to better adapt to the end of a mining investment boom.
-
Dollar Near 2-Month Low Ahead of Fed Policy Statement
The dollar wallowed near a two-month low against a basket of major currencies on Wednesday as the market hedged the risk that the Federal Reserve might adopt a more dovish tone in statements following the two-day policy review.
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Upbeat Earnings Lift World Stocks, Greek Anxiety Hits Euro
World stocks climbed back towards all-time highs on Tuesday as upbeat European earnings reports and expectations of a sixth straight rise in German business confidence helped offset worries about a possible Greek default.
