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At Australia’s only publicly-run gaming disorder clinic in Perth, patients like 15-year-old Sadmir Perviz are replacing 10 hours of online gaming with board games. The clinic treats patients suffering from Gaming Disorder, a condition formally recognised by the World Health Organization (WHO) that psychiatrist Dr. Daniela Vecchio likens to substance abuse. The clinic has treated over 300 patients with a range of comorbidities.

US investor Frank McCourt confirmed he is ready to purchase TikTok’s US operations and replace its entire Chinese technology stack, including the controversial recommendation algorithm, with his own “Project Liberty” infrastructure. The move aims to resolve the national security concerns that led to the 2024 law requiring a sale, which President Trump is expected to delay for a fifth time this week.

A new £1m scanner at Royal Brompton Hospital using Cadmium Zinc Telluride (CZT), made by British firm Kromek, has cut lengthy lung scans from 45 to 15 minutes. The “amazing feat of engineering” allows for highly detailed 3D images while reducing the radioactive dose by 30%, ushering in a “revolution” in medical imaging.

Nvidia’s CEO claimed “sales are off the charts” after profits soared >60%, but the stock fell 1% post-report. Market concern persists over Big Tech’s massive AI infrastructure spending and the risk of a bubble burst

Meta has started notifying an estimated 500,000 Australian teens (aged 13-15) that their Facebook and Instagram accounts will be shut down from December 4, ahead of the world-leading December 10 ban. Companies face up to a A$50 million fine for failing to take “reasonable steps” to block under-16s.

A configuration file crash at internet infrastructure giant Cloudflare led to a “significant outage,” taking X, ChatGPT, and other major sites offline. Cloudflare apologized; experts warn of high network fragility

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai told the BBC that while the AI boom is profound, it contains ‘irrationality’ and warned that “no company is immune” if the investment bubble bursts, likening it to the dot-com era.