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Machine learning

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Neural network modelling
Artificial neural networks
Deep learning
Large language model (LLM)
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Machine learning
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Human Rights Impact Assessment Tool: AI-informed decision-making systems in banking


The Australian Human Rights Commission has partnered with the National Australia Bank (NAB) to develop and produce this human rights impact assessment tool for artificial intelligence-informed decision-making systems in banking (HRIA Tool).
Working paper

Generative AI and jobs: a global analysis of potential effects on job quantity and quality


This study seeks to add the global perspective to the already lively debate on possible changes that may result in the labour markets as a consequence of the recent advent of generative artificial intelligence (AI).
Submission

ADM+S submission to the NDIS Review


Recent developments involving algorithmic technologies have raised concerns over the NDIS and its ability to uphold its promise of personalised support. This submission highlights these concerns, outlines the challenges posed by algorithmic decision-making, and proposes steps towards a more inclusive and equitable NDIS.
Submission

ADM+S submission to the Safe and responsible AI in Australia discussion paper

Zofia Bednarz, Jose-Miguel Bello y Villarino, Jean Burgess, Loup Cellard, Tegan Cohen, Henry Fraser, Jake Goldenfein, Timothy Graham, Fiona Haines, Paul Henman,
Nataliya Ilyushina, Jenny Kennedy, Jackie Leach Scully, Dennis Leeftink, Suvradip Maitra, Rita Matulionyte, Anthony McCosker, Robert Mullins, Kelsie Nabben, Christine Parker, Thao Phan, Flora Salim, Aaron Snoswell, Julian Thomas, Melanie Trezise, Libby Young, Jacky Zeng

This submission from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society seeks to distil what is (arguably) new and/or different about recent developments in automated decision-making (ADM) and AI technologies, and their legal, social, human and environmental impacts.
Discussion paper

A potential biometrics code of practice: discussion document


The increasing role of biometric technologies in the lives of New Zealanders has led to calls for greater regulation of biometrics. This discussion paper has been released to gather public feedback on any possible regulatory changes.