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New AI technology supporting allied health workers in rehab programs

A new Artificial Intelligence technology is already helping health workers across Australia to assess which rehab programs are the best for patients. Lean on Learning Assistance, or LOLA for short, is bringing already positive outcomes. Image: Image supplied by Arriba Group Produced By: Eduardo Jordan Featured In Story: Michelle Barratt – Head of Innovation at …

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AI could replace 1.3 million jobs in Australia

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While some may believe more immediate issues such as cost of living crisis and climate change need more emphasis rather than AI replacing jobs. Recent research conducted by Faethm by Pearson found that AI could replace over 1.3 million jobs in Australia by 2027. Why are some jobs getting replaced by AI and how that’s …

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AI Regulations In Development

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Minister of Industry and Sciences Ed Husic has put out the call for input on how to regulate Artificial Intelligence technologies in Australia, amid growing concern surrounding AI. But how much of a risk is AI? And how do we maximize the potential benefits of Artificial Intelligence? Image: Image: Shutterstock – Wachiwit Produced By: Jono …

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Drones the latest weapon being used to combat the spike in ghost nets across NT coastline

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In a bid to help clear the Gulf of Carpentaria of marine debris, Australian researchers will undertake a project using drones and artificial intelligence software routines to quantify the volume of marine debris from remote and difficult to access coastlines. Researchers at Charles Darwin University (CDU) say ghost nets are abandoned, lost or discarded fishing …

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World-first trial of AI tech to detect heart disease

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An independent medical research institute rolls out a world’s first trial using AI-guided technology to detect heart failure and heart disease in remote areas of Australia. The trial by the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute investigates the effectiveness of AI- based echocardiography to triage and manage patients with known or suspected heart disease. Late diagnoses …

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Open Letter Calls for Pause on AI Development

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An open letter calling for a pause on AI development has been signed by over 50,000 people, including Elon Musk and some AI experts. The letter, created by the Future of Life Institute, cites risks that highly developed artificial intelligence could pose to society. Given the power of this technology, experts recognise the need to …

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Artificial intelligence: friend or foe?

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Australian students have been found to be using AI software ChatGPT to write whole university assignments, and this has spread concern about how AI will threaten current university policies. ChatGPT works by scanning the web in real time and writing text in a human-like manner to any prompt given to it by the user. …

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AI changing how we experience music

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The past few years have seen an explosion in applications of artificial intelligence particularly towards creative fields. Last week, a group of researchers at Google released an AI-based music generator that can convert text prompts into audio segments. It’s another example of the rapid pace of innovation in an incredible few years for creative AI. …

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