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Expert insights: Tech trends to watch in 2023

Anticipating what's next in technology's rapidly changing landscape is no easy feat. However, understanding and preparing for these powerful trajectories […]

National AI Centre’s Artificial Intelligence Leadership Summit

Leaders from around the country flew into Sydney last Thursday to help drive Australia's artificial intelligence (AI) opportunity at the National AI Centre's (NAIC) AI Leadership Summit.

Spotlight on Women in Tech: Dr Muneera Bano

Meet STEM superstar and diversity and inclusion champion Dr Muneera Bano. The ‘Most Influential Asian-Australian Under 40’ in 2019 and a member of Science and Technology Australia’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee, Dr Bano is now a Principal Research Scientist within the Diversity and Inclusion in Artificial Intelligence Program at CSIRO’s Data61.

AI think tanks to explore diversity and inclusion in Australian AI: Prof Didar Zowghi

The National AI Centre Think Tanks are providing an action centric approach to building Australia’s responsible AI capability. Today we meet Professor Didar Zowghi, chair of the Diversity and Inclusion in AI Think Tank.

Meet our Responsible AI Science leaders

There are many benefits to Artificial Intelligence (AI) - it can make fast work of huge amounts of data, speed up processes, and collaborate with humans to provide a better outcome than either could create on their own. However, if not done ethically, the development of AI technology can come with significant risks. For this reason, the development of responsible AI sits at the heart of our work and we have brought together one of the largest groups of responsible AI researchers in the country. Meet the science leaders guiding this work.

Spotlight on Women in Tech: Dr Qinghua Lu

Meet Dr Qinghua Lu, the team leader of Data61's Software Engineering for AI program and an expert in blockchain and software architecture. We chat to her about her career, current projects, the creation of responsible AI, and what the STEM industry can do to attract and enable women.