Tag: Artificial Inteligence

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UNSW inks enterprise deal with OpenAI

UNSW has signed an agreement with OpenAI for 10,000 ChatGPT Edu licences for staff to use in research, teaching and operations. Financial terms were not disclosed. The agreement with...

AI-driven EdChat goes statewide in SA schools

Posted on   |  by Trish Everingham
South Australia will roll out its homegrown generative AI tool, EdChat, to every public high school student from next term, making it the first mover on generative AI for...

Finalists named in AI and robotics inaugural sprint

Posted on   |  by Trish Everingham
Six Australian robotics startups will go head-to-head for the opportunity to travel to Boston for a one-month residency at the world’s largest independent robotics hub, MassRobotics. Seascape Autonomy, Element Robotics,...

Podcast: PM lifts tech focus in new ministry

Posted on   |  by Trish Everingham
In this episode of Commercial Disco, host James Riley and InnovationAus.com editor Justin Hendry discuss the Cabinet reshuffle following the Albanese government’s landslide victory in the May federal election....

Trump to rescind and replace Biden-era AI chip export curbs

Posted on   |  by Karen Freifeld and Arsheeya Bajwa
US President Donald Trump’s administration plans to rescind and modify a Biden-era rule that curbed the export of sophisticated AI chips, a spokeswoman for the Department of Commerce said...

ACCC probes AI impact on uncompetitive search market

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Google’s dominance of internet search and the potential of artificial intelligence to disrupt or entrench it will go under the microscope in the competition watchdog’s second inquiry of the...

Industry associations invited to ‘observe’ AI Expert Group

Posted on   |  by James Riley
The federal government has invited at least three industry associations to participate as ‘observers’ in the work on AI regulation being done by a newly-created Artificial Intelligence Expert Group....

‘Risk allocation’ left out of Australia’s AI debate

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Australia’s artificial intelligence discourse has been captured by “majoritarian thinking” that accepts a social cost for claims of massive economic value, former privacy watchdog Malcolm Crompton warned on Monday...