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CEO opinion – Adrian Turner on why Australia’s missing the chance to lead on AI

The key to achieving long-term structural change from AI lies in the power of these emerging systems to learn and modify themselves without human intervention

Leadership and diversity during change and disruption – a personal perspective

Data61's Hilary Cinis is going to be delivering a keynote talk at D61+ Live in September 2018 - read about her personal experiences with leadership, AI and ethics here.

The new program creating Australia’s next batch of product leaders

There’s a gap in Australia’s tech ecosystem - product managers. They guide the creation, execution and finalisation of a product - creating something that users love. In Australia, there just aren’t enough of them.

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How can government lead during times of digital shake-up?

We spoke with Cheryl George,  Group Leader in Government Business and Stakeholder Engagement at CSIRO's Data61, about government, collaboration and leadership during a time of digital disruption.

D61+ Live 2017: Highlights and speakers

Highlights from our 2017 D61+ Live event held in Melbourne, Australia

D61+ Live: What you need to know

Everything you need to know about the D61+ Live event coming up in September

Impact and media – Issue 5

May was a busy month for Data61, with several announcements and media stories showcasing our diverse expertise

Insights from Dr Stefan Hajkowicz on Digital Megatrends

We spoke with Data61's Dr Stefan Hajkowicz and asked him some pressing questions around digital megatrends and the near future

Our work resolving the challenges presented by digital disruption

With the advent of a serious global megatrend towards digitisation and automation, the lifestyles of customers and citizens is in flux. New challenges emerge, but alongside this, new solutions are the focus of Data61

Does blockchain herald the death of the Platform?

Blockchain is still in its infancy as a technology, but make no mistake—it has already arrived