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Stories that didn’t get enough coverage this week

A teacher arrested for clapping at a data centre meeting and a reform that could protect victim-survivors from being retraumatised in court are stories you might have missed this week.

A teacher arrested for clapping at a data centre meeting and a reform that could protect victim-survivors from being retraumatised in court are stories you might have missed this week.

By Anja de Rozario

While Ette's social media editor Soaliha Iqbal is off living her best life in Europe, I'm stepping into the hot seat to bring you the stories you might have missed this week. With not one, but two dystopian AI-related yarns coming out of the US, and another diminishing my already gasping faith in Australian media, all I can say is: "Ow. Ow, ow. Hot."

Some stories that we believe did not get the eyeballs they deserve this week include: an arrest for clapping at a data centre meeting, a reform that could protect victim-survivors from being retraumatised in court, and Israel paying millions to train AI chatbots how to talk about Gaza.

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