Humanising Machine Intelligence convened a virtual roundtable consultation with Human Rights Commissioner Edward Santow to discuss the Human Rights and Technology Project on 28 May 2020. HMI brought a group of senior experts and decision makers together across academia, industry and government to support the important work of the Commission.
Read MoreThis day-long course brought together research fellows from HMI and the Gradient Institute to exchange knowledge. Claire Benn presented the basics of ethics and Dan Steinberg and Lachlan McCalman from the Gradient Institute introduced the core elements of machine learning.
Read MoreThe Australian Robotics Network are leading a series of workshops, being held across the country to progress the second edition of the Robotics Roadmap for Australia covering areas of national significance to Australia; resources, manufacturing, healthcare, services, defence, infrastructure, agriculture/environment, space and transport/mobility. This webinar lay the foundations of a trust and safety robotics network of researchers, assurance industries, government and organisations in Australia.
Read MoreLaunched on ANZAC Day weekend, the COVIDSafe app is one of the fastest-downloaded apps in Australian history, but has also been the source of much controversy. A month in, we now know more about the app itself, the legislation supporting it, and the alternatives available around the world. It's possible to make an informed assessment of where we are, and where we need to go from here.
Read MoreIn Kate Crawford’s talk ‘AI and Power: From Bias to Justice’, she called for us to move away from obsessing about biases and instead find paths towards justice and enforce limits on the centralised powers that dominate the majority of technology.
Read MoreChelle Adamson provided input into the ANU Future Insights Workshop on AI macro-trends convened by the National Security College in partnership with the Department of Home Affairs. AI’s technical, social, and operational aspects were examined through the lenses of “whole of portfolio” and whole-of-government.
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