A major map mistake by the US State Department has sparked outrage across Africa after several countries were shown in the wrong locations at an international AIDS conference. The error, reportedly created with the help of artificial intelligence, has prompted an apology from US officials and raised fresh questions about the risks of using AI in government work.
A new online trend is turning shopping addiction on its head, letting people browse, fill their carts and check out without spending a cent. Known as “dopamine shopping”, the fake retail websites are designed to give users the thrill of shopping without the financial consequences. But can pretending to shop really help people stop?
An Adelaide journalist says his reputation has been damaged after an AI-generated image falsely showing him being arrested was allegedly created and shared among South Australian court staff. Charlie Dadds says he was shocked after discovering the fake image, which has now triggered a confidential internal investigation.
Charlie joins 10 News+ to reveal how he found out, what happened next, and why he believes stronger protections are needed.
FIFA is facing one of the biggest challenges in its history, with European nations threatening a boycott over plans that could reshape the future of the World Cup.
UEFA says all 55 of its member associations could refuse to take part in future FIFA competitions unless plans to bring private investors into the tournament are abandoned. Football Australia says it is still considering its position.
Tasmania’s most famous marine visitor has left locals smiling and ratepayers facing a hefty repair bill. Neil the Seal’s latest visit caused $31,540 worth of damage to street signs, bollards, fencing and other infrastructure in Clarence.
Clarence Mayor Brendan Blomeley joins 10 News+ to explain what was damaged, who will pay the bill, and whether Neil’s celebrity status has earned him any special treatment.
Ian Moss & Troy Cassar-Daley Reveal Why They Still Get Nervous Before Shows | 10 News+
After decades at the top of Australian music, Ian Moss and Troy Cassar-Daley reveal they still get butterflies before stepping on stage. They also share the stories behind their songs, a hilarious backstage mishap, and why they still wish each other luck before every performance: “Good luck, mate.”
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