Australia’s adoption of remote work has opened a national security blind spot that foreign adversaries are actively exploiting to infiltrate critical infrastructure. This is urgent because AI-generated identities, deepfake social engineering and inadequately vetted remote …
Even before artificial intelligence burst into public consciousness, there had been an ongoing debate about whether such systems—large language models (LLMs) in particular—could really think. A 2021 research paper suggested that LLMs do no more …
Artificial intelligence and its ability to perform intellectual tasks previously the preserve of humans are improving at a stunning rate, and yet we are complacent or politically paralysed in the face of this transformation. The …
Energy, not algorithms, will decide who leads in artificial intelligence. At the AI Horizons Summit in Pittsburgh last week, the United States’ largest natural gas producer, EQT, made the case bluntly: the real contest is …
While existing regulators have most AI risks under control, our new report shows that national-security risks are falling through the gaps. The Productivity Commission has called for a pause on guardrails for high-risk AI until …
