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Organisation

ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society

Acronym:
ADMS
Report

Mapping the digital gap: 2024 outcomes report


This report explores changes in digital inclusion in remote First Nations communities over several years, what may be driving change, and what further is needed to ensure those living in remote communities are digitally included. It examines progress against Closing the Gap Target 17 that by 2026, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have equal...
Submission

Joint Parliamentary Committee of Public Accounts and Audit inquiry into public sector AI use


This submission argues that the public sector should be an exemplar of safe and responsible artificial intelligence (AI) use and demonstrate the positive potentials of technology. The public sector should, in its use of AI, demonstrate the positive impacts that technology can have in achieving important public goals, such as promoting access, inclusion, and better...
Submission

Safe and responsible AI in Australia: proposals paper for introducing mandatory guardrails for AI in high-risk settings

Daniel Angus, Francesco Bailo, José-Miguel Bello y Villarino, Jake Goldenfein, Paul Henman, Fabio Mattioli, Rita Matulionyte, Anthony McCosker, Luke Munn, Christine Parker, Lyndal Sleep, Milica Stilinovic, Johanne Trippas

This paper argues that the AI Guardrails proposed by the Australian Government are not a complete answer to how, as a society, we will manage AI risks, but they are an important step, and one that can be taken now. The paper also presents arguments in favour of a central AI body such as a...
Submission

Response to proposals paper on introducing mandatory guardrails for AI in high-risk settings

Sandeep Reddy, Chun Ouyang, Dimitri Perrin, Erwin Fielt, Aiden Price, Kerrie Mengersen

This submission to the Proposal Paper on introducing mandatory guardrails for AI in high-risk settings supports a risk-based approach to ensure AI is developed and used safely and responsibly in Australia, particularly in high-risk applications such as healthcare (including medical devices), transportation, law enforcement, and financial services.
Guide

A little book of creative methods for social inquiry and research communication


This booklet provides an overview of 13 creative approaches applied to recent research projects. Using creative methods for social inquiry can spark new ways of engaging in futures thinking and are valuable for communicating research findings to the public in engaging and accessible ways.

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