With generative artificial intelligence (AI) and the pace of change dominating headlines across the globe, there is a growing focus on the importance of safe and ethical AI. Governments, businesses, and citizens all want to know how to ensure responsible AI is developed and deployed in a way that benefits business and community. Join the…
A significant shift seems to be occurring within the AI startup scene. How do you define your unique advantages when bespoke AI models can no longer effectively compete with Large Language Models (LLMs) and Foundation models? Could a larger team of product managers and a deeper understanding of your market and customers really provide a…
It was a great pleasure to join the panel online (with experts from US NSF, UK and EU) on International Cooperation for Research at the Privacy Symposium https://lnkd.in/gafct3DX. I presented CSIRO’s Data61 Australia’s latest research and regulation development in privacy and data protection and used responsible AI as an example of how we are forming a global research…
What an incredible two-week trip to the US! Touching down in Silicon Valley, the centre of the storm, I could feel the excitement and apprehension surrounding foundation models/generative AI and the SVB/Tech layoffs. At the AAAI Symposium on AI trustworthiness assessment, I had the fun of sitting next to the US policy lead from the…
The unique characteristics of artificial intelligence (AI) systems pose new challenges to traditional software engineering approaches. Thus, new software engineering approaches are required to develop AI systems in a responsible manner. Here is an IEEE Computer Special Issue we have brought for you. https://www.computer.org/csdl/magazine/co/2023/04/10098168/1Mg6jiLwKwo
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High-resolution photos: Dropbox folder A short biography (150 words, but feel free to shorten or tweak) Dr Liming Zhu is a Research Director at CSIRO’s Data61, the AI/digital arm of Australia’s national science agency, and a conjoint professor at UNSW. He contributes to the OECD.AI’s AI Risks and Accountability, the Responsible AI at Scale think…
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) and accommodation. Feel free to contact me at Liming.Zhu@data61.csiro.au for availability. I regularly give…
