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      <news:title>When smart glasses record you, the Privacy Act binds the company holding the data, likely the app maker. The OAIC is investigating the one behind Kmart's Anko glasses</news:title>
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      <news:title>The Digital Duty of Care bill now names AI services. It still repeals the standard that makes some of them test models and differentiate outputs</news:title>
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