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Madi Chwasta
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Data Journalist, ABC News (Australia)
Melbourne
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By Geraden Cann Verified, Madi Chwasta Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified In an Australian first, a woman from Brisbane has unknowingly given birth to a baby whose genetics belong to strangers. The error was discovered in February, with Monash IVF blaming human error on the mix-up. The baby is now believed to be a toddler. While experts are saying this case is "unprecedented" in Australia, it's happened multiple times in the US, with cases hitting the headlines as early as 1999. It's led to questions about whether stricter regulations need to be enforced here.
By Josh Robertson, Madi Chwasta Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified In a world where sports stadiums are considered potential terrorist targets, AI security screening has been hailed as the future. In theory, it's a win-win for venues and patrons. Crowds stream seamlessly through electronic gates that detect potential weapons, prompting a tap on the shoulder for a few people by security waving scanning wands. But on Thursday night, the potential dangers of this technology were on full view at Australia's biggest stadium.
By Geraden Cann Verified, Madi Chwasta Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified In an Australian first, a woman from Brisbane has unknowingly given birth to a baby whose genetics belong to strangers. The error was discovered in February, with Monash IVF blaming human error on the mix-up. The baby is now believed to be a toddler. While experts are saying this case is "unprecedented" in Australia, it's happened multiple times in the US, with cases hitting the headlines as early as 1999. It's led to questions about whether stricter regulations need to be enforced here.
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ABC News (Australia)
Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia
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