Reflections from judging the AFR AI Awards on why proprietary evaluations, feedback loops and runtime controls often matter more than model choice.

Two national playbooks for responsible AI in Australian sport, and reflections on how AI can expand human learning while preserving understanding and accountability.

AI Impact Summit reflections on strategic autonomy, frontier commitments, real-world evaluation and opportunities at the intersection of AI, cyber and critical technologies.

How the redesigned NSW AI Assessment Framework narrows thousands of potential concerns into a defensible set of additional, AI-specific risks and evidence-backed controls.

Early signals from the 2026 AI Safety Science Report on model-level cost asymmetry, induced behaviours, scalable oversight and system-level risk propagation.

CSIRO Data61’s 2026 research directions in scalable oversight, meaningful human agency and cross-domain techniques that jointly advance AI safety and economic value.

Why AI-generated content guidance should assess potential impact and degree of AI involvement, rather than relying on unstable likelihood estimates or nominal human oversight.

A CSIRO Data61 partnership with the Audit Office of NSW explores responsible AI for public auditing and what established audit practice can teach AI governance.