To support the adoption of trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI) in the workplace, this policy paper identifies the main risks that need to be addressed when using AI in the workplace. It identifies the main policy gaps and offers possible policy avenues specific to labour markets.

The Australian Human Rights Commission is focusing on the rapid development of neurotechnology and how it may challenge human rights. This paper represents an important first step in stimulating discussions and identifying gaps in the Australian response to neurotechnologies.

This report examines several scenarios in which democratic governments might consider using deepfakes to advance their foreign policy objectives.

This article documents the findings from an experiment that tested whether contemporary natural language processing (NLP) technology is capable of producing public policy-relevant briefing notes that expert evaluators judge to be useful.

The NSW public has limited visibility over when and how automated decision-making (ADM) systems are being used to support or replace the work of NSW public servants in making decisions. To address this knowledge gap, the NSW Ombudsman initiated this mapping and analysis of ADM use across NSW state government departments and agencies, and local...