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Josh Robertson

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Magazine and website editor and writer, dad, known for wearing Hawaiian shirt on a boat.
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Program: Beef | Battle for the Blue Zones

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By Maddison Connaughton Verified, Josh Robertson
| Background Briefing
You've heard there are these enchanted places around the world where people often live past 100, thanks to lifestyles the rest of us envy. They're called Blue Zones, and over two decades the idea has grown into a multimillion-dollar industry that sells you their secrets of longevity. But then an Australian scientist started digging into the data behind the legend, and decided something didn't add up.
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Australian AI porn empire could be generating child abuse material

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By Josh Robertson
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Coreflow is a little-known company, but its job ads promise eye-watering salaries. Warning: This story includes a description of sexual violence and references to child abuse material. The tech startup, based in Sydney, offers up to $450,000 a year for someone to join its "growth" team and help get its AI product to "hundreds of millions of users". For an engineer, it's paying up to $800,000 a year.
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Program: The dark reality of Australia's AI dream factory

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By Josh Robertson
| Background Briefing
It’s been billed “the Netflix of AI.” A little-known Australian startup running an online service, boasting more than 20 million users worldwide. It promises to bring your fantasies to life with realistic AI companions you design and control. What reporter Josh Robertson discovered was something more disturbing: characters that appear as young as 14 and 15 years old, presented for adult role-play, and a company unable to stop them appearing.
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