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Australia's National Reconstruction Fund defended its $32m investment in health AI firm harrison.ai at Senate estimates, saying it stood by the decision but would not confirm whether a privacy probe was considered.
Crikey reports radiology chain I-MED gave patient scans to Harrison.ai for AI training without evident patient consent, and notes Harrison.ai's backers.
An AI YouTuber only disclosed his year-long advisory role at Australian startup Leonardo once Canva announced buying the company, after earlier videos praised it without disclosure.
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NAB's annual report reveals its venture arm put further money into Edstart, the lender helping Australian families spread private school fee payments over time.
Crikey reports that Future Women, co-owned by Nine Entertainment, has drawn large government funding commitments while an independent evaluation of its programs' effectiveness is still pending.
Crikey reports that the designer of an unapproved Australian COVID-19 vaccine, who earlier gathered a million dollars in donations, is now asking for further money while airing conspiracy theories about his project's setbacks.
Crikey uses freedom-of-information documents to report that Liberal Party connections shaped a four-million-dollar federal grant to Perth's Esther Foundation, announced by Scott Morrison ahead of the 2019 election.
Deals recorded from Crikey's coverage. A round is listed once, however many of their articles mention it.
Companies named in Crikey's articles, most-covered first.
| Company | What it does | Articles |
|---|---|---|
| Harrison AI | healthcare AI company | 2 |
| Atlassian | Australian software company referenced as Accel's earlier investment. | 1 |
| Blackbird Ventures | 1 | |
| Canva | Online design and visual communication platform | 1 |
| EdStart | Education fee management platform | 1 |
| I-MED Radiology Network | 1 | |
| Leonardo AI | 1 | |
| Liberal Party | 1 | |
| National Reconstruction Fund Corporation | 1 | |
| Nine | Australian media company that acquired Pedestrian TV | 1 |
| Ramsay Health Care | 1 | |
| Skip Capital | Private fund investing in technology and infrastructure | 1 |
| X | 1 | |
| YouTube | Video sharing platform | 1 |
Investors named in Crikey's articles, most-covered first.