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Malcolm Gladwell 2.0: AI-powered students, redefining mastery

The rapid advancement of generative AI is challenging long-held notions of expertise and mastery. The traditional belief, epitomised by Malcolm Gladwell’s ‘10,000-hour rule’ that expertise demands extensive practice, is...

‘We will lose out’: Budget gets a fail mark for AI funding

15 May 2024 | by Justin Hendry

AI leaders and groups representing the wider tech sector have reacted with dismay at the absence of new funding for artificial intelligence from the Albanese government at a time...

National AI Centre stripped from CSIRO in $40m policy shift

14 May 2024 | by Joseph Brookes

Federal funding for artificial intelligence was reshaped in the Albanese government’s third Budget with an additional $40 million, but there is little direct industry investment as quantum and clean...

$5.4bn windfall from greater use of digital health records: PC

7 May 2024 | by Brandon How

Hospitals could save up to $5.4 billion a year by making better use of electronic medical records, including the My Health Record if the government fixes “important gaps”, according...

APS Microsoft trial cost local AI firm its govt deal, inquiry hears

6 May 2024 | by Joseph Brookes

The Albanese government’s APS-wide trial of Microsoft’s artificial intelligence had an immediate chilling effect on local providers of competing technology, with a likely deal scrapped the following day, the...

Quantum is a safe bet when you fear AI

5 May 2024 | by Sandy Plunkett

The $940 million investment in Silicon Valley-based startup PsiQuantum jointly made by the federal and Queensland governments last week represents the first WTF moment of the recently announced Future...

AI tsar, taxes needed to capture tech’s public good

2 May 2024 | by Joseph Brookes

Policy experts are calling for a new Artificial Intelligence Commissioner to combat Australia’s “over reliance” on foreign tech firms responsible for almost all the innovation and production behind tools...

Govts urged to follow PsiQuantum bet with more local investment

30 April 2024 | by Justin Hendry

Australia’s $940 million bet on PsiQuantum should be swiftly followed by more direct investments in local quantum businesses and research organisations, according to the country’s newest technology industry association....

AI copyright steering committee appointed

29 April 2024 | by Brandon How

A group of 20 representatives from industry and academia have been appointed to screen the issues to be contemplated by the federal government’s AI and Copyright References Group. Details...

Training for Australia’s world first AI standard arrives

23 April 2024 | by Joseph Brookes

Australians will be able to take a crash course in responsible AI from next week, with Standards Australia to offer a training module on its international standard for responsible...

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Malcolm Gladwell 2.0: AI-powered students, redefining mastery

‘We will lose out’: Budget gets a fail mark for AI funding

National AI Centre stripped from CSIRO in $40m policy shift

$5.4bn windfall from greater use of digital health records: PC

APS Microsoft trial cost local AI firm its govt deal, inquiry hears

Quantum is a safe bet when you fear AI

AI tsar, taxes needed to capture tech’s public good

Govts urged to follow PsiQuantum bet with more local investment

AI copyright steering committee appointed

Training for Australia’s world first AI standard arrives

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