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Report: AI risks Indigenous cultural appropriation

In a new report by Music industry bodies APRA AMCOS and the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Music Office (NATSIMO) the rise of AI technology poses significant risks to Indigenous cultural and economic wellbeing, with 89% of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander songwriters fearing cultural appropriation. Advocates are urging current government efforts to regulate …

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AI Increasingly Uncooperative as it Becomes More Complex

AIs which train on large datasets alongside other AIs are increasingly producing behaviours unintelligible to humans. There is a growing concern that human-machine cooperation will break down as AI becomes more complex and it develops behaviours amongst itself. In controlled experiments in popular games such as Chess to Poker to Go, AI develops intricate solutions …

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New tech developed for early melanoma detection in rural Australia

A new University of Queensland-led project aims to improve early detections of skin cancers in patients across regional Australia. The trial will use a combination of Artificial Intelligence and other technologies to determine effectiveness and ability to reduce the time between detection and treatment. Image: Image Credit: L Wozniak & KW Zielinski / Wikimedia Commons …

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Australian fashion company using AI to help combat waste

An Australian fashion company has launched a ground-breaking AI model to transform the industry. Azura fashion Group’s technology aims to enhance sustainability and support circular economy practices. Integrated into Azura’s Transformer Platform, it optimises the circular fashion supply chain by addressing poor product data. CEO Sam Wood highlighted the model’s role in promoting sustainable and …

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Recent Ai rise raises concerns

AI has become increasingly visible in a range of industries, including healthcare, finance, entertainment, and education, since its emergence. Today Apple announced it will be bringing chatgpt to Siri as it debuted Apple intelligence. The Wire’s Daniel Sedlarevic spoke with media lecturer at Holmesglen Institute Davin Sgaragetta, about the concerns Ai may bring to our …

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New AI tool developed to better identify Brain Tumours

Cancer patients could soon save weeks of valuable time during the diagnosis process, with the help of a new Artificial Intelligence tool called DEPLOY. Co-developed by researchers from the Australian National University and experts from the National Cancer Institute in the US, the tool was created to better identify brain tumors in patients, faster and …

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Algorithms Are Predicting Crime

Artificial Intelligence is shaping fairness in Australian law, but the public lacks transparency. Predictive algorithms used by Australian Corrective Services target individuals based on perceived risk factors for re-offending, such as family ties and neighborhood associations. However, the methods for recording and assessing these factors remain undisclosed. Is this your idea of justice? Image: Image: …

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AI technology aids early Cerebral Palsy diagnosis

AI technology can now help early diagnose babies with Cerebral Palsy by detecting abnormal movements. This breakthrough promises timely analysis and treatment for the condition.   Image: Image from Cloudfront Produced By: Moemina Shukur Featured In Story: Dr Elyse Passmore – Clinician Scientist Fellow at Murdoch Children’s Research Institute First aired on The Wire, Tuesday …

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