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The Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML) conducts globally competitive research and development in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, computer vision and deep learning.
Based at Lot Fourteen—South Australia’s innovation district—we collaborate with industry, government and business to develop high-tech products and solutions to everyday problems.
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'If we don’t lead this effort, someone else will' - SA Premier announces additional AI funding
South Australian Premier announces additional funding for AI research, the Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML)
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Greater AI utilisation could add $200 billion a year to the Australian economy, according to a new report
Australia could add $200 billion to its economy and thousands of jobs if it introduces AI systems to world standards in key industries. By Professor John Mangan.
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Responsible AI means keeping humans in the loop
What are other social implications of the mainstream adoption of this technology? — By Professor Carolyn Semmler and Lana Tikhomirov.
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What are the limits of current AI, and what opportunities does this create for Australian research?
There's a huge gap between current AI capabilities and what the public thinks AI should be; but this isn’t a drawback, it's an opportunity for Australia to invest in building technology that will significantly alter our economic landscape and daily lives — By Professor Anton van den Hengel.
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