Digital futures
ATSE's Digital Futures Forum provides expert advice on digital technology development, and its impact on policy, education and research.
ATSE's Digital Futures Forum provides expert advice on digital technology development, and its impact on policy, education and research.
The Digital Futures Forum explores how transformative digital advancements like AI, quantum, robotics, and deep tech are poised to shape and revolutionise Australia's economic landscape and industry growth.
Fellows from industry, academia, and government converge to discuss real-world digitization strategies, explore cutting-edge solutions, demystify deep tech, and build an inclusive digital economy. The Forum is currently working on projects related to Artificial Intelligence regulation, and preparing for a digital future.
This collection of short papers developed by the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) and the Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML) at The University of Adelaide offers an insight into the world of responsible artificial intelligence and the opportunities this presents to Australia.
Deputy chair: Professor Shazia Sadiq FTSE
This funding will enable technology start-up company PsiQuantum to establish its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Brisbane and build the world’s first fault tolerant quantum computer, advancing the local quantum industry and creating 400 jobs and supporting PhD positions.
The Australian Council of Learned Academies welcomes the release of the Australian Government Discussion Paper on Safe and responsible AI in Australia today by the Minister of Science, the Hon Ed Husic MP.
The Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) has welcomed the sharp focus on investing in technology and digital transformation for a strong and resilient economy, outlined in today’s Intergenerational Report.