Keynote: Leading innovation responsibly in the race for AI
summary
Australian government with CSIRO funds the National AI Centre and a world‑first Responsible AI Network to push six pillars: law, standards, principles, governance, leadership, technology into commercial practice; the program publishes an implementation paper, runs webinars and an ecosystem portal, and promotes tools like Thoughtworks’ Responsible Tech Playbook, Microsoft Fairlearn, Nvidia Nemo, Azure OpenAI and Amazon Bedrock. A 2002 IBM study finds 74% not reducing bias, 52% not protecting privacy and 68% not tracking model drift; 30% of professionals use generative AI while 68% don’t tell employers.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 2:05Responsible AI mission
- 5:19Risks and challenges
- 7:57Frameworks for ethics
- 11:36Tools for implementation
- 16:32The Responsible AI Network
- 17:30Industry applications
- 20:42The evolution of Gen AI
- 24:34Tools and real-world usage
- 27:05Enterprise solutions
- 29:42Strategic investment
- 32:14Immersive technology
- 35:15Australian AI innovation
- 37:48Governance and closing
- 41:35Q&A session
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