Articles by AIMN Editorial

By Denis Hay   Rental heat exposes a basic gap in housing affordability. A tenant may manage the weekly rent yet struggle to pay for a home that stays cool enough to live in. The person […]

By Dr Dan Steinbock   As the IMF and World Bank prepare for their 2026 Annual Meetings in Bangkok, Thailand, the global economy is struggling with a set of systemic crises. As the International Monetary […]

By James Moore “Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their freshness into you, and the storms their energy, […]

Monash University Media Release  A Monash University software engineering researcher comments on whether AI agents can be technically constrained, the safeguards needed when they cross those boundaries, and the vital role of education and training […]

Monash University Media Release  Monash University cybersecurity experts comment on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s revelation that an OpenAI agent accessed Medicare data and other Australian government websites earlier this year. Professor Yang Xiang, Department of […]

By Wang Zihang   Over the past several months, I’ve had the chance to sit down with people whose lives have, in very different ways, been shaped by both China and the United States. I […]

RE-Alliance Media Release  RE-Alliance response to the Coalition’s proposed energy bill Australians want affordable, reliable power and cleaner energy. Delivering all three requires steady, responsible policy, not stop-start changes based on ideological preference. RE-Alliance says […]

By Chen Ziqi   As the leaders of China and the United States prepare to meet in Washington, in the hope of seeking common ground and opportunities for cooperation, the focus inevitably falls on what […]

By Keyu Guo In 1985, an agricultural delegation from Hebei Province in northern China visited Muscatine, Iowa. Its leader was Xi Jinping, now China’s president. During the visit, Xi stayed with the Dvorchak family, where […]

RMIT University Media Release  In the United States, one in five teenagers use artificial intelligence chatbots for romantic relationships. Almost half consider AI to be their friend. Teenagers in Australia too are increasingly turning to […]

To the Prime Minister, the Australian Public Service Commission, the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, and whichever other offices contributed to the decision below – an open statement, and a question you are welcome […]

UNSW Sydney Media Release  Key facts: For decades, public inquiries have exposed strikingly similar patterns of child sexual abuse. Yet each new crime is treated as though nobody could have seen it coming. In recent […]