This article discusses the consequences of misused technology and the challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI) to transparency and accountability in contemporary democratic socio-economic and legal structures.

In this paper, the author argues that despite the formidable challenges, disinformation is an existential threat worthy of tackling, as discerning truth from fiction is fundamental to every consequential decision societies around the world make.

Low trust, a lack of skills, inadequate IT infrastructure, financial barriers and regulatory uncertainty are barriers to artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in Australia and around the world. This document outlines the federal government's initial response to recent consultations on AI regulation in Australia.

This paper considers the desirability of a European standards-based approach to the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) in Australia.

This inquiry examined the nature and extent of international digital platforms operated by large overseas-based multinational technology companies—so called ‘Big Tech’— exerting power and influence over markets and public debate, to the detriment of Australian democracy and users.