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Organisation

Queensland University of Technology

Acronym:
QUT
Data portal

The Australian child and youth wellbeing atlas


A data asset that maps information on children and young people aged 0 to 24 in communities across Australia. It enables the visualisation, analysis, and monitoring of health and wellbeing metrics for children and young people. It is intended to accelerate access to and use of spatial data to understand inequities and improve the wellbeing...
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.
Report

Apostles, agnostics and atheists: engagement with generative AI by Australian university staff

Alicia Feldman

This report investigates the current adoption and impact of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools among university staff across Australia. The study provides comprehensive baseline data on the prevalence, purposes, and effects of AI usage across staff groupings. The findings may help inform strategic, operational and investment decisions in the future
Report

Digital childhoods in Australia


With international and domestic discussions on banning children and young people from social media, this report is a timely contribution that aims to inform stakeholders and organisations concerned with the wellbeing, education, social participation, and safety of children using digital technologies.
Journal article

Priorities for planetary health equity in Australia

Nicholas Frank, Sandro Demaio, Megan Arthur, Chelsea Hunnisett, Francis Nona
This article argues the health sector must take on a leadership role in championing climate action from a health perspective, to combat the growing health inequities Australians are facing in a changing climate.