Tech

From research labs to startups, policy rooms to community networks, women are building the future of AI in Australia.

As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms every corner of society, the industry must champion diverse women leaders.

That in 2026 we’re fighting chatbots for the basic dignity of bodily autonomy tells you everything about how far we haven’t come.

An Australian female-led and founded startup, OmnigeniQ, has unveiled a computer model of a human protein as it exists in the human body. 

As AI grows faster than regulation, women’s safety, consent and ability to participate in public life are increasingly at risk.

Grok has been used to render images of thousands of underage girls and women naked, or in various states of undress and sexualised poses.

AI tools are increasingly being used to target woment with abusive and misogynistic onine content, research shows.

As AI develops and reshapes the way we work, founder and author Georgie Hubbard is supporting women to future-proof their careers.

Female journalists, activists and human rights defenders are facing a “tipping point” of abuse, according to a new report today.

As part of Australia’s social media ban, Meta has begun removing children under 16 off its Instagram, Facebook and threads platforms.

Chanel Contos is spearheading a new push to require social media platforms to offer an “opt-in” option to algorithms.

As we mark the start of this global campaign, I want to reiterate something simple but vital: online harms are real harms.