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NSW govt flexes AI policies in wake of ChatGPT

Past efforts to address “less impressive” forms of artificial intelligence have helped the New South Wales government respond to the challenges and opportunities presented by ChatGPT, according to the...

UK unveils $4.5bn quantum strategy in tech-friendly budget

16 March 2023 | by Joseph Brookes

The UK government has announced it will invest billions into digital technologies, startups and R&D. The Spring budget includes commitments of £2.5 billion (AUD$4.55 billion) for quantum technologies alone...

AI ethics alliance to put Australian businesses ahead of global curve

16 March 2023 | by Joseph Brookes

Australian employer, business tech and research groups have formed an alliance to tackle responsible AI by developing best practice guidance, tools and training for Australian companies using the high-risk...

AI uptake inhibited by security and data quality concerns: CSIRO

14 March 2023 | by Brandon How

Security and data quality concerns are the largest barriers to AI system adoption by businesses in Australia, according to a report by CSIRO’s National Artificial Intelligence Centre. Of the...

National rights law needed to reduce AI risk

8 March 2023 | by Joseph Brookes

Australians need privacy and procedural fairness rights enshrined in federal law to protect against authorities’ increasing use of technology that invades privacy and automates decision making, the Australian Human...

Australia risks ceding sovereign control to foreign interests on AI

22 February 2023 | by James Riley

Without urgent investment in building a sovereign capability in locally developed artificial intelligence tools, Australia risks ceding control of its strategic systems and technology to foreign Interests, a group...

Suddenly, AI is everywhere

14 February 2023 | by David Havyatt

OpenAI’s launch of ChatGPT in November 2022 has spurred a cascade of articles and commentary on artificial intelligence. The discussion, however, reveals how much artificial intelligence is already deployed....

DTA cautions public service ChatGPT use without policy

14 February 2023 | by Brandon How

The use of ChatGPT in the public service is not being encouraged by the Digital Transformation Agency, although it is supportive of experimentation using generative AI technologies to explore...

CSIRO, QUT make Alzheimer’s research breakthrough using AI

2 February 2023 | by Brandon How

The accuracy of the tools used in Alzheimer’s research can now be more easily compared thanks to work by researchers at CSIRO and the Queensland University of Technology. Software...

‘No signs of a slowdown’: AI adoption at record level

23 November 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Artificial intelligence is being used in nearly every research field around the world, with adoption at its fastest pace since the technology emerged more than half a century ago....

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NSW govt flexes AI policies in wake of ChatGPT

UK unveils $4.5bn quantum strategy in tech-friendly budget

AI ethics alliance to put Australian businesses ahead of global curve

AI uptake inhibited by security and data quality concerns: CSIRO

National rights law needed to reduce AI risk

Australia risks ceding sovereign control to foreign interests on AI

Suddenly, AI is everywhere

DTA cautions public service ChatGPT use without policy

CSIRO, QUT make Alzheimer’s research breakthrough using AI

‘No signs of a slowdown’: AI adoption at record level

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