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Australia’s AI Challenge is Harnessing our Capabilities
Australia doesn’t just need to adopt AI — it needs to build the capability to shape it. In the latest article from CEDA – Committee for Economic Development of Australia, CIRES Centre Director, Professor Shazia Sadiq, looks at how Australia can turn its research strengths and specialist expertise into practical AI capability. From more energy-efficient […]
Australia doesn’t just need to adopt AI — it needs to build the capability to shape it.
In the latest article from CEDA – Committee for Economic Development of Australia, CIRES Centre Director, Professor Shazia Sadiq, looks at how Australia can turn its research strengths and specialist expertise into practical AI capability.
From more energy-efficient computing to applications across health, science and industry, the opportunity is not simply to use AI better, but to build more of the capability here.
“It is a privilege to work alongside amazing AI researchers at The University of Queensland. Australia is among the world leaders in AI research publications and PhD outcomes. Our research sector is ready to take on AI challenges and work with industry and government to build the much needed capability.”
