The debate over how Australia should control potentially dangerous artificial intelligence has a new focal point – the ability to shut an AI system down. But an AI “kill...
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For years, much of the discussion about digital sovereignty has centred on a straightforward question: where is the data? But as governments and highly regulated organisations become increasingly dependent...
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Australia risks capturing only a fraction of the economic value created by artificial intelligence unless its infrastructure investment is matched by a concerted effort to build local AI capability,...
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Eighty-three million dollars. That is the net present economic value independent modelling attributes to the outcomes generated through Quantum Australia’s national programs over the last two years. Quantum Australia,...
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Opening a new Brisbane headquarters and accredited laboratory is a significant step for any growing biotech company. For Genics, the move also shows how far a piece of Australian...
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The race to prepare our digital systems for the quantum era has already begun, and Quantum Australia is bringing the sector together while there is still time to act....
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The debate around artificial intelligence and data centres often begins with a simple concern: will they break the grid? As cloud services, AI workloads and digital infrastructure expand, Australia...
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Australia does not lack research talent, promising ideas or public investment. Its persistent challenge is turning these assets into products, services and productivity gains at the scale the nation...
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Australia has taken an important step towards aligning the growth of digital infrastructure with the energy transition. In his address to the National Press Club last week, Climate Change...
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Net zero has become one of the most repeated phrases in Australian public life. It appears in policy papers, corporate strategies, investment mandates and speeches about the nation’s future. But once...
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Australia’s commercialisation debate is shifting from whether the nation can produce promising technology to whether it can fund, test and scale those ideas into globally competitive businesses. That challenge...
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Listening to the Prime Minister’s address earlier this month, the significance of the moment was clear. Artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure are no longer being treated as narrow technology issues, but rather as national...
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Australia’s cyber policy settings and public sector security debate are moving firmly towards Zero Trust, as agencies face pressure to prove not only that they are aligned to frameworks,...
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Quantum technology is no longer a distant scientific promise, according to the international leaders who travelled to Australia for the recent annual Quantum Australia Conference. As was shown on...