Telstra Tower

No, in all seriousness, obviously, you've got Parliament House, you've got the Australian War Memorial, you're down Lake Burley Griffin.

I reckon, like, knock down Telstra Tower and, like, create a massive, replace the massive trophy, like the Promen Southern's or whatever the trophy is in NRLW, just, like, up there.

Yeah.

I reckon that'd be iconic.

I'm a

Telstra Tower guy myself.

Yes.

Because I spend some time there because our transmitters are there.

The A has a mountain biker.

And you can see Black Mountain Tower in the background.

The D is the War Memorial and the E is new and old Parliament House seen from across the lake with Anzac Avenue, the central red gravel part, in the foreground.

This year, this garden bed tells the story of the life cycle of the Bogon Moth.

[gasps] Fantastic idea.

Or, or Telstra Tower, 'cause then you've got the nice little-

Oh, fun

... wick to the candle-

One photograph showed a cherry blossom tree, which Abdelkader reportedly used AI to determine the that it was commonly found in Canberra.

Another image included the Black Mountain Tower, which obviously, again, for those who are Australian listeners, know that's in the ACT as well.

But the search didn't stop there.

Other social media photographs showed the victim's backyard, including a swimming pool and a tennis court.

In the ACT to finish today, and four men who have pleaded guilty to stealing millions of dollars of luxury items from a Canberra home last year used ChatGPT to find their victims.

According to the court documents, using photos posted by the victims on social media, the French national used ChatGPT to narrow down the home's location using the cherry blossom tree in the yard to find out that they were in Canberra, and then one showing Black Mountain Tower, as well as shots from the home's backyard pool and tennis court.

He and three other men then flew into Australia and broke into the home while the occupants were out, stealing the designer handbags and other items, around nine hundred and fifteen thousand dollars of which have been recovered, with approximately one million dollars worth still unaccounted for.

One item that hasn't been found yet is a watch estimated to be worth five million dollars, although the owners can't provide documentation to prove it's genuine.

The agreed facts in the case tended in the ACT Supreme Court to reveal one of the victims posted images of luxury goods she owned on Instagram.

A French national used AI to determine that images containing a cherry blossom tree and another with Black Mountain Tower in the background were in Canberra and located the home.

He and three other men travelled from Thailand to Australia and broke into the victim's home in October last year, stealing goods worth around $2 million.

The four men were arrested in Sydney a few days later and have pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary and Joint Commission theft.

The agreed facts in the case tended in the ACT Supreme Court to reveal one of the victims posted images of luxury goods she owned on Instagram.

A French national used AI to determine that images containing a cherry blossom tree and another with Black Mountain Tower in the background were in Canberra and located at the home.

He and three other men travelled from Thailand to Australia and broke into the victim's home in October last year, stealing goods worth around $2 million.

The four men were arrested in Sydney a few days later and have pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary and Joint Commission theft.