Electricity systems around the world are under pressure due to aging infrastructure, rising demand for electricity and the need to decarbonise energy supplies at pace. The aim of this study was to provide insight into the state of artificial intelligence applications for the power grid, and the associated risks and opportunities.

The framework establishes cornerstones and practices of artificial intelligence (AI) assurance, an essential part of the broader governance of how governments use AI. The practices demonstrate how governments can practically apply Australia’s AI Ethics Principles to their assurance of AI.

This paper argues that decisions made regarding the deployment of Generative AI technology in workplaces will fundamentally change how we work, produce, create and collaborate, and that it is time to act to ensure a safe, inclusive and productive technology deployment.

This report has been prepared to help educators and policymakers navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) in education. The report calls for a science-based approach to using AI in classrooms.

This paper suggests some starting points for thinking about the way that digital systems that implement law and regulation might be governed. In this instance, governance means a system of design, oversight, review, decision-making, and accountability that can provide people with assurance that the system is reliable and operating as it should.