News: AI policy
What are the limits of current AI, and what opportunities does this create for Australian research?
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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.
Innovation needs to create value, how do we tool universities to remain relevant to industry needs?
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Australia has impressive universities that are engines of innovation; industry would be foolish to not leverage the wealth of knowledge in campuses across the country — By Professor Simon Lucey
Parliament hears how SA is leading the way in AI research and development
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Politicians consider SA's artificial intelligence opportunity
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