High-resolution photos: Dropbox folder A very short biography Dr Liming Zhu is a Research Director at CSIRO and former Head of Data61, Australia’s national digital and AI research capability. He is a conjoint professor at UNSW, a global expert in AI engineering and responsible AI, and contributes to major international AI safety and standards initiatives.…
I was the inaugural lead of CSIRO’s National Mission on Critical Infrastructure Protection and Resilience, which brought together a broad coalition of government and private sector stakeholders to help reduce disruptions to Australia’s critical services and ensure we have the sovereign capabilities to protect the infrastructure that underpins our way of life. Find more information…
It was great to host the US NSF delegation (including the honorable Sethuraman Panchanathan) and minister Ed Husic MP yesterday and showcase the latest in CSIRO’s Data61 responsible AI research, focusing on responsible AI engineering that bridges the gap between high-level principles/frameworks/standards and low-level algorithms. In addition to showing how our responsible AI pattern catalogue https://lnkd.in/gkxVSKTz has been used in AU companies…
You can find my bio , photos and recent talks at the links. Speaking Arrangement: I do not charge speaking fees. I am based in Sydney, Australia. For invited talks at other locations, I typically expect coverage for flights (business class for long haul) and accommodation. Feel free to contact me at Liming.Zhu@csiro.au for availability.…
Lu, Q., Zhu, L., Xu, X., Whittle, J., Xing, Z., 2022. Towards a roadmap on software engineering for responsible AI, in: Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on AI Engineering: Software Engineering for AI. pp. 101–112.
Zhu, L., Xu, X., Lu, Q., Governatori, G., Whittle, J., 2022. AI and ethics—Operationalizing responsible AI. Humanity Driven AI: Productivity, Well-being, Sustainability and Partnership 15–33. Abstract: In the last few years, AI continues demonstrating its positive impact on society while sometimes with ethically questionable consequences. Building and maintaining public trust in AI has been identified…
It has been a great honour to write an IEEE Software point/counterpoint piece on software engineering for AI with Prof. Mary Shaw at CMU, the towering figure in software engineering. To make such a debate fun and also counter Mary’s cogent arguments, I made my points a bit extreme and contrarian at places to draw responses. :-} Here…
It was my pleasure to deliver the AICS 2022 keynote yesterday. You can find a subset of the slides below. As CSIRO’s Data61 engage with our industry and government partners, we often hear tales of disjointed and growing risk types (cybersecurity, AI, privacy, ethics, ESG, sovereignty.. ) and the lament of scarce expertise in each of them.…
It’s been a great first day joining Australia’s AI delegation to Israel – the startup nation. No matter how much you’ve read about it, it never beats a deep conversation with the founders, the ecosystem nurturers and the researchers. Lessons of the day, from the philosophical to the technical: the need to fund high-risk AI…
I always enjoy a conference where you feel a major directional change is happening. The Defence Test and Evaluation Conference (DTEC) was such an amazing event. It was the feeling that traditional engineering, V&V and assurance thinking were no longer sufficient. My keynote talk was on connecting many digital twins (from device levels to system…
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