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AI action plan locked in but changes still possible

Funding for Australia’s Artificial Intelligence Action Plan was spared from a Labor spending audit that netted the new government $22 billion in savings in Tuesday’s budget. The $113 million...

NSW Parliament backs artificial intelligence inquiry in 2023

21 October 2022 | by Justin Hendry

A New South Wales parliamentary committee has “strongly endorsed” an inquiry into the development and use of artificial intelligence next year after referral by Customer Service and Digital Government...

Closer AI industry ties can attract top researchers to Aus

10 September 2022 | by Simon Lucey

What does it take to reverse the tech brain drain and get some of Australia’s top research talent to return home? It’s a question that’s quietly circled around in...

Informed consent for public WiFi sensing systems

17 August 2022 | by Aryan Sharma

As Australia encounters a rapid proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, it is easy to see that we are becoming a more connected nation. According to Grandview Research,...

Ellen Broad on the future of artificial intelligence regulation

4 August 2022 | by Denham Sadler

It’s time to ditch the catch-all term “artificial intelligence” and move away from efforts to simplify and “neaten” regulation in the space, ANU School of Cybernetics Associate Professor Ellen...

Microsoft retires facial analysis capability under responsible AI

24 June 2022 | by Brandon How

Microsoft is ending access for new customers to its facial analysis capabilities immediately and is restricting access to its facial recognition technology as the company introduced upgraded responsible AI...

WA needs 3,000 data scientists by 2030: Stephen Dawson

23 June 2022 | by Brandon How

The Western Australian Innovation and ICT Minister Stephen Dawson says the state needs at least 3,000 additional data scientists by 2030 to ensure the state’s economy remains globally competitive....

Artificial intelligence: A strategy or a description of government?

18 May 2022 | by David Havyatt

We are now familiar with artificial intelligence as meaning intelligence demonstrated by machines as opposed to that demonstrated by animals, especially humans. The adjective ‘artificial’ however includes ‘fake’ among...

Govt unveils AI capability centres plan a year after announcement

31 March 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

The federal government will provide four artificial intelligence capability centres with $44 million to help commercialise the technology and support SMEs. Each of the centres will be industry-run and...

National AI Centre unveils plan to double skills, business adoption

22 March 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia’s National AI Centre has unveiled ambitious targets to improve skills, business adoption and “AI vibrancy” within two years. It will do this by facing up to Australia’s AI...

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AI action plan locked in but changes still possible

NSW Parliament backs artificial intelligence inquiry in 2023

Closer AI industry ties can attract top researchers to Aus

Informed consent for public WiFi sensing systems

Ellen Broad on the future of artificial intelligence regulation

Microsoft retires facial analysis capability under responsible AI

WA needs 3,000 data scientists by 2030: Stephen Dawson

Artificial intelligence: A strategy or a description of government?

Govt unveils AI capability centres plan a year after announcement

National AI Centre unveils plan to double skills, business adoption

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