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Introduction by Croakey: The Federal Government’s rejection of most recommendations from a major United Nations

Critical gaps in the Federal Government’s recent announcements on artificial intelligence (AI) raise an important question: will Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have genuine decision-making authority in Australia’s AI future?

Introduction by Croakey: Foods that have been used by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for millennia, such as bunya nuts, finger limes and wattle seed, have unique sensory profiles, nutritional properties, and ecological adaptations that make them valuable to chefs, scientists, and industry alike, according to the authors of

Introduction by Croakey: We recently published an in-depth examination of gaps and opportunities in the Federal Government’s ...

Introduction by Croakey: When Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made his AI in Australia’s interests speech last week about the economic possibilities of designing, making and building AI, he might have pointed to the health and medical sectors as key...