This guide assists government agencies to use automated decision-making systems appropriately, and with the customer at the centre of service delivery. Issues covered include guiding principles for assessing the suitability of automated systems, compliance with administrative law and privacy requirements, transparency and accountability, and quality assurance processes.

If the Australian Government does not implement effective and coordinated governance frameworks for artificial intelligence (AI) systems now, this technology will soon outpace its ability to do so. This report presents the findings of an inquiry into AI use in the public service and recommends the urgent implementation of robust governance frameworks to effectively balance...

This paper reports on discussions with people with disability about the ethical implications of artificial intelligence and automated decision-making (ADM). It finds that participants were concerned about how ADM systems affect self-determination, caring relationships and identity recognition, as well as the political-economic drivers of automation.

This paper offers insights into eight broad areas of concern regarding artificial intelligence (AI). It is intended as a provocation to remind us that as AI is increasingly adopted in day-to-day lives, there are significant opportunities but also substantial risks. The paper is designed to open up new areas for regulatory thought as AI regulation...

This inquiry considered how artificial intelligence (AI) and automated decision making (ADM) are being used in workplaces and possible safeguards to guide their development and implementation. It found that the digital transformation has exposed significant risks, including gaps in Australia’s regulatory frameworks and workplace protections. The report makes 21 recommendations.