Google’s AI First Accelerator has propelled eight Australian startups to new heights. From faster data processing to groundbreaking AI-driven tools, these innovators showcased their achievements at Demo Day in Sydney. Explore their remarkable progress and how Google is shaping the future of AI innovation in Australia.

CanLII has launched a lawsuit against Caseway AI, a new legal tech platform, alleging copyright infringement and misuse of its curated legal content. Alistair Vigier, Caseway’s founder, disputes the claims, maintaining the platform only uses public court records and emphasizing Caseway’s mission to innovate legal research. This case underscores ongoing debates over data use in the legal tech sector.

PyxMagic, a 2024 AI startup, is reshaping product photography for home furnishings with its groundbreaking tools. Offering fast, high-quality image processing, customizable backgrounds, and lighting adjustments, PyxMagic gives retailers a seamless, cost-effective way to elevate their visual marketing efforts.

Nicole Gibson, Australia’s youngest-ever Commonwealth Mental Health Commissioner, has launched InTruth, an AI-powered start-up focused on tracking emotions with clinical-grade precision through wearables. Aiming to transform mental health management, InTruth promises real-time, personalized emotional insights while prioritizing user privacy.