05/12/2023
CEDA and CSIRO’s National Artificial Intelligence Centre partnered to present a flagship Summit, convening leading voices on how AI can be leveraged in a positive and inclusive way to transform industries and advance the Australian economy. Focused on leadership, the Summit outlined how leaders can position their organisations, and Australia more broadly to enable the take up of responsible AI at scale.
What we discussed
Responsible AI leadership
Regulation
AI at scale
Powering productivity
Diversity, equity and inclusion
AI and advancing the green energy transition
Responsible AI leadership
Regulation
AI at scale
Powering productivity
Diversity, equity and inclusion
AI and advancing the green energy transition
"In our pursuit of responsible AI,
continuous dialogue is
crucial. The dynamic
nature of the AI field
demands that our
strategies and
guidelines evolve consistently."
Cathy Li, Head, AI, Data and Metaverse; World Economic Forum
"In our pursuit of responsible AI,
continuous dialogue is
crucial. The dynamic
nature of the AI field
demands that our
strategies and
guidelines evolve consistently."
Cathy Li, Head, AI, Data and Metaverse; World Economic Forum
AI PRINICIPLES TO PRACTICE | CEDA REPORT
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to unlock transformative economic, social and environmental opportunities for Australia. The potential for public benefit is significant, provided the development, adoption and use of AI is governed in a safe, responsible and sustainable manner.
Harnessing science x tech to drive Australian innovation. Download report
2023 Digital Competitiveness results
Australia slipped to 16th place in the 2023 IMD World Digital Competitiveness Ranking.
Connecting principle and practice
Responsible AI needs ongoing engagement, not one-off fixes, says Liming Zu, Research Director, CSIRO Data 61.
Responsible AI: Best Practices for Creating Trustworthy AI Systems
A practical guide for operationalizing AI from CSIRO Data 61.
Major sponsors
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