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Brianna Morris-Grant
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Digital Journalist, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
Gold Coast, Brisbane
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Biography
Political reporter at @GCBulletin. Call 0478829187 or email brianna.morris-grant@news.com.au.
Local state and federal government.
Athletics, horse racing, boxing and Rugby League.
Content
As scammers latch on to artificial intelligence, Microsoft says it blocks 1.6 million bots every hour
By Brianna Morris-Grant| ABC News (Australia) Verified Scammers have latched on to AI as the newest tool in their arsenal — generating fake photos, voice clones, phishing emails and fake websites “at an increasingly rapid rate”. Loading Instagram contentArtificial intelligence has made it “easier and cheaper” for scammers to generate believable content for attacks, according to Microsoft’s latest Cyber Signals report. The report noted Microsoft had thwarted about $6.28 billion in fraud attempts in the 12 months from April 2024.
Rising temperatures could cause a surge in mental health disorders with young Australians most at risk
By Brianna Morris-Grant| ABC News (Australia) Verified Rising temperatures nationwide could lead to a surge in mental disorders among young Australians in coming years — sparking a call by researchers for urgent action. A new study led by a team at the University of Adelaide’s School of Public Health has found the burden of mental and behavioural disorders could increase by almost 50 per cent by 2050. They found the Northern Territory had the highest predicted risk and the highest average temperature.
By Brianna Morris-Grant, Emma Machan| ABC News (Australia) Verified Here's how consumers are handling higher energy bills across Australia. The average Australian household now spends upwards of $300 a quarter on electricity. As an election looms, both major parties have promised short-term relief — which may not be enough to ease cost-of-living pressures. We're taking a closer look at the average power bill to see which sections Australians should be keeping an eye on or asking questions about. The next time you get your power bill, here are some things to look at.
Company Info
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia
+61 2 8333 2821