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Edmund Tadros

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Macquarie backs AI start-up, placing avatar workers in finance and HR

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By Angira Bharadwaj Verified, Edmund Tadros Verified
| EIN News
Macquarie will trial the use of digital workers for back-office roles in its finance and human resources departments as part of the financial services giant’s investment in artificial intelligence start-up Future Secure AI. The trial will deploy Future Secure’s technology, which creates teams of AI employees, each with their own human name and face. The teams are managed by a human supervisor, referred to as the “human in the loop”. Loading...
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EY, Atlassian and multiple Australian law firms send workers home amid coronavirus fears

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By Edmund Tadros Verified, Rohan Sullivan
| businessinsider.com.au
Fears about COVID-19 infecting Australian workplaces hit in a wave on Thursday, as staff from major companies including big four consulting firm EY, tech giant Atlassian and law firm King & Wood Mallesons were sent home after it emerged employees may have been exposed to coronavirus.
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Clive Palmer spent an eye-watering $83 million on the 2016 election - and didn't win a single seat

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By Tom McIlroy Verified, Edmund Tadros Verified
| businessinsider.com.au
Photo by Yui Mok/PA Images via Getty Images Clive Palmer’s failed attempt to disrupt federal politics cost the Queensland billionaire more than $83 million, new data from the Australian Electoral Commission has revealed. Mr Palmer’s Mineralogy company donated $83.6 million to the Palmer United Party in June 2019, bankrolling the biggest individual spending spree in Australian political history.
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