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Speculation grows that Barnaby Joyce has defected to One Nation

According to reports, Barnaby Joyce may announce that he is leaving the Nationals and joining One Nation today.

The former National leader said last month he was considering his future in the party after his relationship with leader David Littleproud soured. a decision in the summer.

However, The Australian and Nine newspapers report this morning that he may make an announcement before parliament meets today.

Australian said “He understands that many of his colleagues believe Mr Joyce will make his intentions clear on Thursday”.

But National Party leader David Littleproud urged Joyce to stay in the party room and said he could “contribute”.

Littleproud told Sky News yesterday.

we gave it to him [time and space] Working where you want to be.

We want him back in our party room because that’s a contract he and the people of New England signed that he’s a member of the National Party, and we hope he comes back. [so] can contribute.

Sydney Morning Herald It was claimed last night It reported that Joyce was about to defect to One Nation and told the imprint that he would have “more to say” today.

Newspapers said Matt Canavan and Michael McCormack had encouraged Joyce to stay in the Nationals, but Canavan said he was ready to “take the fight” against Joyce if he joined Pauline Hanson’s party.

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UK AI ‘nudification’ company blocks Australian users

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A UK-based company behind three of the most widely used “nudification” deepfake services has blocked Australian users after the company was alerted by eSafety in September that its services were being used to create AI child abuse material, the eSafety commissioner said.

The regulator did not name the company but correspondence from eSafety obtained by Guardian Australia under freedom of information laws reveals it to be Itai Tech.

eSafety said the services are visited by around 100,000 Australians a month and students in Australian schools have come forward in high-profile cases involving the production of sexual abuse material.

Julie Inman Grant in question:

We know that ‘nudification’ services are having a devastating impact on Australian schools, and we believe that by blocking the use of these services by Australians by this major provider, this will have a material impact on the number of Australian schoolchildren who are victims of AI-generated child sexual abuse.

Itai Tech was fined by the UK regulator earlier this month for failing to perform age checks on its site, and was also reported to have blocked age checks for UK users. accessing services.

eSafety said global AI model hosting platform Hugging Face has changed its terms of service to prevent its models from being used to create child abuse material following concerns raised by eSafety.

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