#AI

Dumbing down or wising up: how will generative AI change the way we think?

Big News Network, Other, 14/10/2023, Sarah Vivienne Bentley, Claire Mason and Einat Grimberg Artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT […]

Is AI data retention in models like ChatGPT a privacy threat?

Dynamic Business, Other, 13/09/2023, Yajush Gupta CSIRO's Alice Trend, along with David Zhang and Thierry Rakotoarivelo, explores the training methods […]

CSIRO Unlocking the Power of AI

OpenGov Asia, Other, 06/09/2023 As a pivotal player in the realm of research, CSIRO has played a central role in […]

Indigenous Jobs Map using AI to aid Indigenous Employment

The Wire, Other, 04/09/2023 A newly-developed Indigenous jobs map uses artificial intelligence to address barriers towards Indigenous employment. The project, […]

At the Vogue Codes In Conversation Sydney, reassurance on the future and positive capabilities of Artificial Intelligence

Vogue Australia, Other, 14/08/2023 This week, at Vogue Codes In Conversation Sydney presented by Optus and supported by Audi, Stela […]

CSIRO joins fund manager to put AI under microscope

FNTalk, fntalk.com/category/companies/, 05/06/2023, Heather Frank As excitement around artificial intelligence explodes, the national science agency CSIRO and fund manager Alphinity […]

Australian youngsters get to play with artificial intelligence

SBS, Other, 29/05/2023, Harleen Kaur The growing popularity of artificial intelligence around the world, has come with warnings of its […]

AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton says AI is a new form of intelligence unlike our own. Have we been getting it wrong this whole time?

Debates about AI often characterise it as a technology that has come to compete with human intelligence. Indeed, one of […]

A new breed of AI is changing healthcare. But it comes with a warning

The Age, Other, 29/04/2023, Angus Thomson A computer-assisted needle misses its target, puncturing the spine. AI has been used in […]