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Albanese’s AI speech was a good start. Now Australia must confront these bigger questions | Julianne Schultz
The PM’s vision must look beyond datacentres and copyright to questions of capability, security and public benefit
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theguardian.com
Anthony Albanese’s AI vision scores high on vibes but the devil will be in the detail. And there is one glaring omission … | David Pocock
When the PM talks about new laws applying to the ‘next generation of large-scale datacentres’ what does he mean?
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afr.com
Missing piece in PM’s AI speech was sovereign capacity strategy
We’re unlikely to compete with the US and China on frontier models. But if the world really goes south, we would benefit from building and training sovereign models.
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nzherald.co.nz
Sharp Albo: Aussie PM goes after AI. How do we compare?
Decisions made in Australia quickly become the baseline for transtasman Kiwi firms.
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Where’s the money? Government told to fund local AI promises
The AI industry believes the government is saying the right things about building local capability, but failing to invest the necessary money to make it happen.
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National security concerns drove Labor’s pivot on AI
As the technology increasingly encroaches on defence capabilities, cyber experts and the opposition warn that Australia must redouble its efforts to master it.
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Australia is racing to build AI. Are we measuring the right things?
The components that go into an AI factory, and where they are made, matter. That is the difference between building an AI industry and merely hosting one.
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smh.com.au
Albanese has diagnosed the data centre problem. Now he must show the detail
Anthony Albanese’s speech marked a turning point in acknowledging that the technology is reshaping our nation at the macro level.
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theage.com.au
Prime minister is right to pump the brakes on data centres
The development of massive data centres is causing unease and needs deft manoeuvring to avoid public disillusionment.
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Albanese’s AI speech was a good start. Now Australia must confront these bigger questions | Julianne Schultz
The PM’s vision must look beyond datacentres and copyright to questions of capability, security and public benefit
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The $7trn question shaping Australia’s AI IPO race
Investors chasing the AI gold rush with Firmus or Sharon AI may worry about community resistance, but a bigger question looms over the power of Nvidia.
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abc.net.au
Australia is making humanoid robots in the midst of its AI reckoning
Australia this week made an important step forward in grappling with the AI revolution. Meanwhile, in Melbourne a company is making humanoid robots.