Daily Quiz · Sep 17
5 questions on today's news. How closely were you reading?
{"questions": [{"q": "What maximum fine is proposed in Australia's digital duty of care bill?", "options": ["75 million dollars", "100 million dollars", "125 million dollars", "150 million dollars"], "answer": 1, "why": "The government's digital duty of care reforms include $100 million fines for social media and AI harms."}, {"q": "In which year did the Brumbies last play at Manuka Oval before their 2027 return?", "options": ["1996", "1992", "2000", "2004"], "answer": 0, "why": "The story confirms 2027 will mark the Brumbies' first games at Manuka Oval since 1996."}, {"q": "At which Sydney hospital is NSW building its new paediatric trauma institute?", "options": ["Westmead Children's Hospital", "Prince of Wales Hospital", "Royal Alexandra Hospital", "Sydney Children's Hospital"], "answer": 3, "why": "The paediatric trauma institute will be built at Sydney Children's Hospital to prepare medical teams for serious child injuries."}, {"q": "In which NSW coastal town did Justin Hemmes open the luxury motel The Whale?", "options": ["Mollymook", "Batehaven", "Narooma", "Tuross Head"], "answer": 2, "why": "Justin Hemmes opened The Whale in Narooma as part of a new generation revamping Australia's aging motels."}, {"q": "To what type of weapon did Bill Shorten compare artificial intelligence?", "options": ["Nuclear weapons", "Biological weapons", "Fighter jets", "Missile systems"], "answer": 0, "why": "Shorten compared AI to nuclear weapons and called for international rules to prevent the technology from exceeding human oversight."}]}
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