AI censored films, rising house prices + what happens to your super when you die?

from Hack · host Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Aussie filmmaker and director Michael Shanks speaks for the first time since a queer scene in his movie Together was censored during an advanced screening in China. He tells hack his movie won't air in China unless theatres play the original version.And from today, first home buyers will only need a five per cent deposit to buy a property. But could this scheme actually push up house prices? Plus, we unpack what happens to your super when you die. Listen now:01:08 - First home buyers scheme 06:40 - AI being used to censor films10:45 - Aussie filmmaker on AI edits 17:49 - Who gets your super when you die? Guests:Michael Shanks, Australian filmmaker and director of TogetherTom Cobban, Director at Berrill & Watson LawyersGet the whole story from Hack:Follow us on InstagramSubscribe to the hack podcastListen on the triple j app or on your radio live every weeknight at 5:30pm

What this episode covers

Aussie filmmaker and director Michael Shanks speaks for the first time since a queer scene in his movie Together was censored during an advanced screening in China. He tells hack his movie won't air in China unless theatres play the original version. And from today, first home buyers will only need a five per cent deposit to buy a property. But could this scheme actually push up house prices? Plus, we unpack what happens to your super when you die. Listen now: 01:08 - First home buyers scheme 06:40 - AI being used to censor films 10:45 - Aussie filmmaker on AI edits 17:49 - Who gets your super when you die? Guests: Michael Shanks, Australian filmmaker and director of Together Tom Cobban, Director at Berrill & Watson Lawyers Get the whole story from Hack: Follow us on Instagram Subscribe to the hack podcast Listen on the triple j app or on your radio live every weeknight at 5:30pm