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Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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Generative AI (GenAI)
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Report

Just outcomes: how can AI make people’s lives better?

Pauline Leonard, Matt Ryan, Richard Gomer, Michael Boniface, Paul Smart, Age Chapman, Joe Tomlinson

This report is the output of a series of four workshops that discussed applying artificial intelligence (AI) for the public good across four thematic areas: administrative justice, place, public health and market failure. The aim was to find gaps in the research agenda informed by policy needs. The report presents the observations, ideas and research...
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Australia’s artificial intelligence ecosystem: growth and opportunities

Haohui Chen, Sarah Bentley, Hien Pham, Sarah Hartman

This report gives an updated analysis of Australia’s artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem. It looks at the size, structure and specialisations of the AI workforce, companies and research activities. It provides data driven insights for decision makers in both the public and private sectors to make informed choices about investment opportunities, upskilling pathways and growth potential...
Report

Digital platform services inquiry: final report


The final report for an inquiry into markets for the supply of digital platform services. The report examines recent international legislative and regulatory developments, unfair trading practices and dispute resolution; major developments and key trends in services; and potential and emerging competition and consumer issues. The report reinforces the need for regulatory reform.
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Digital news report: Australia 2025


This report delivers comparative data on media usage in 48 markets and across 6 continents. It tracks audience use of AI chatbots to access news and how they feel about the way AI is being used in news production. The report finds Australian news consumers are generationally and politically split in their reactions to global...
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Productivity Commission Pillar 3: harnessing data and digital technology


This submission highlights that Australia's regulatory approach to new technology and artificial intelligence has come at the cost of updating general, underlying data and consumer frameworks. The submission endorses a shift in approach to digital regulation that is more outcomes-based and positively framed across all areas of digital reform.