Blockchain is a tool to standardise the regulatory process that serves the policy purposes better. A blockchain provides guidelines to help policymakers to respond to rapid changes in technologies, etc. The forum is about a strategic discussion on the potential benefits and risks of blockchain for our economies and societies, and what governments should do...

This report examines the growth of artificial intelligence and its effects on the current and future workforce, and concludes this will not replace the complex work of physical and social services delivered by humans any time soon. As other workforces diminish in the face of rising automation, the social economy workforce will continue to grow.

This paper explores the fundamental questions facing the copyright system in the new industrial and digital era. It considers a broad range of issues including the evolving concept of authorship, originality, exhaustion issues, and the fair use or fair dealing doctrine in the new global context.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) will significantly reshape social, political, economic and technological domains of life. This literature review considers the potential implications of AI on educational provision and how education will need to prepare people for an ‘AI world’.

The release of this issues paper marks the formal launch of the Australian Human Rights Commission’s major project on human rights and technology.