ABS GDP up 0.4% as construction costs and rents climb
The ABS June 2026 quarter national accounts show GDP up 0.4% as construction input costs and rents push domestic prices higher.
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The ABS June 2026 quarter national accounts show GDP up 0.4% as construction input costs and rents push domestic prices higher.
Cotality's September data shows top-tier Sydney and Melbourne houses down more than 10 per cent from peak as declines spread to three more capitals.
Apple's iOS 27 brings the delayed Siri AI assistant as an English-only beta, with five more languages promised for October.
The multica-ai/andrej-karpathy-skills repository distills Karpathy's warnings about LLM overcomplication and hidden assumptions into four principles
The KuaiRP team says its self-distillation method recovers lost capabilities after domain tuning, yet the paper names no specific rivals or scores.
CloddsBot surged on GitHub Trending yet carries no independent audit, backtests, or regulatory review for its prediction-market and futures trading.
An arXiv preprint surveys 2022-2026 research and finds meta-learning and CNNs dominate, yet missing code and tiny test sets make real-world deployment
After a missed August call, our framework reads the July inflation, jobs and wages data as a hike at the RBA's 29 September meeting.
OpenAI's Habitat storage platform now handles 22 million requests per second for 1 billion ChatGPT users, evolved from a Python library.
César de la Fuente's lab turns OpenAI's coding tools on living and extinct genomes to find antimicrobial molecules, but no peer-reviewed results exist yet.
OpenAI's new Agents API runs cloud agents on the same Codex harness it uses internally, with orchestration and long-running sessions built in.
NVIDIA's three-computer robotaxi platform spans training, simulation and in-car driving, with an open 10B reasoning model now public on GitHub.