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Paul McIntyre

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Executive Editor, Mi3 | Contributing Editor, Australian Financial Review
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Beyond the Tornado: Agentic AI's first year unpacked with lessons learned, governance wins, workflow traps, agent drift and why the organisations moving fastest are the ones that moved most carefully | Mi3

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By Andrew Birmingham Verified, Nadia Cameron Verified, Paul McIntyre Verified
| Mi3 Verified
A year after Mi3 Australia began its agentic AI research deep dive – dubbed Inside the Tornado – that first wave of febrile experimentation has given way to what feels like the beginning of a Cambrian explosion as businesses embed AI agents into core operations, and realise measurable gains in areas ranging from pricing optimisation to creative production.
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AI search protections shredded as German court says AI answers are Google's own content; Europe may follow; Britain's CMA forces strong disclosure for answers over "lack of trust" | Mi3

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By Paul McIntyre Verified
| Mi3 Verified
What you need to know: A German court has ruled Google can be held directly liable for false or defamatory claims generated by its AI Overview feature, marking one of Europe’s clearest legal tests of AI-generated search answers. The Munich Regional Court found AI Overviews are Google’s “own content”, not merely search results or hosted third-party material, meaning traditional search-engine liability protections do not apply.
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SBS breaches gambling ad rules during Tour de France broadcast, ACMA finds

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By Paul McIntyre Verified
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The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has found that the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) breached gambling advertising rules during a live broadcast of the Tour de France in July 2025. The breach occurred when SBS aired an advertisement for Crown's gambling activities at a time prohibited by the Commercial Television Industry Code of Practice.
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