AI assessment tool launched by human rights commissioner Federal Tech experts have become increasingly alarmed about the societal effects of AI decision-making and mass data collection.
Movers & Shakers: New commissioners for race and age discrimination, more diversity at National Science Council February 9, 2024 By The Mandarin Federal Government architect appointed in WA, nuclear science agency gets new board member, government appoints radar company director, and more.
Premium Insights and analysis How leaders can start unlocking AI’s potential December 18, 2023 By Peter Gearin Communications & Technology Organisations are finding it difficult to respond to the rapid pace of tech change, especially when it comes to AI governance.
Accountability ‘facing attack’ from $1.4 billion in cuts, think-tank argues October 6, 2020 By Matthew Elmas News It found $1.4 billion in real terms has been cut from accountability institutions across government since 2010-11, while funding to these bodies as a function of total budget size has fallen from 1.14% to 0.6%.
Promoted How do we protect our human rights when technology is changing the way we live? July 18, 2018 By The Mandarin The Australian Human Rights Commission will be tackling the human rights implications of emerging technology with local and international leaders in industry, government and academia at a landmark event in Sydney on Tuesday 24 July.
Susan Ryan's guide to ending discrimination in public sector jobs May 18, 2016 By Stephen Easton Career Advice Workforce diversity is not just about a fair go, it’s also increasingly seen as a smart business decision. A new report lays out a plan for government to create opportunities for people with disabilities and older Australians.
