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Do we need new AI laws? Sure – but lets try enforce what we have first

Regulation was once a dirty word in tech companies around the world. They argued that if people wanted better smartphones and flying cars, we had to look past dusty...

Husic wants AI regulation ‘fit for Australian purpose’

16 June 2023 | by Brandon How

As the European Union moves to legislate the world’s first Artificial Intelligence Act, Industry and Science minister Ed Husic has stressed the need for Australia’s regulatory regime to be...

Twitter withholding Australian disinformation data

7 June 2023 | by Brandon How

Twitter was the only tech giant covered by Australia’s voluntary disinformation and misinformation code not to publish data on the volume of local content removed from its social media...

Australia should be an AI regulation world leader: Husic

1 June 2023 | by Brandon How

Industry and science minister Ed Husic is moving at pace to modernise Australia’s legal frameworks on artificial intelligence and says Australia can build a regulatory model that could be...

AUKUS tech collaboration framework needed: ex-US intelligence leader

25 May 2023 | by Brandon How

A framework for technology sharing under pillar II of the trilateral AUKUS security pact must be established to ensure the arrangement is transformative, according to veteran leader of the...

SA unveils legislation to streamline hydrogen project approvals

16 May 2023 | by Brandon How

South Australia is set to introduce what it says is world-first legislation to streamline approval processes for hydrogen and renewable energy projects in the state. The state government released...

Regulation is the New New Thing in tech

18 April 2023 | by Sandy Plunkett

Tech in the 2020’s is a fascinating and complex beast. Innovation is still a key driver of its insatiable appetites, as we see in real time by the new...

Cyber resilience not aided by default data localisation: Kate Pounder

15 February 2023 | by Brandon How

Tech Council of Australia chief executive Kate Pounder has warned that Australia should not accept growing cyber threats as the cost of doing business online, saying that greater investment...

Not all crypto is alike: Treasury voices token ‘compatibility’ concerns

3 February 2023 | by Brandon How

Some cryptocurrency products may be “fundamentally incompatible with the existing financial services regulatory framework”, according to Treasury, as it begins consulting on the government’s token mapping exercise. Treasury released...

Recognise the importance of innovation: Danielle Wood

1 September 2022 | by Brandon How

Grattan Institute chief executive Danielle Wood has opened the Jobs and Skills Summit by urging attendees to recognise the importance of boosting innovation to support full employment, among other...

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Do we need new AI laws? Sure – but lets try enforce what we have first

Husic wants AI regulation ‘fit for Australian purpose’

Twitter withholding Australian disinformation data

Australia should be an AI regulation world leader: Husic

AUKUS tech collaboration framework needed: ex-US intelligence leader

SA unveils legislation to streamline hydrogen project approvals

Regulation is the New New Thing in tech

Cyber resilience not aided by default data localisation: Kate Pounder

Not all crypto is alike: Treasury voices token ‘compatibility’ concerns

Recognise the importance of innovation: Danielle Wood

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