The ARC Centres of Excellence Creative Communication Competition brings together researchers and staff from nine ARC Centres of Excellence to translate research into accessible, engaging and visually compelling ways, while showcasing the extraordinary breadth of work across the Centres.
We are inviting school students, as well as teachers, to submit burning questions about AI. Whether you're curious about how AI works, how it affects our lives, or what the future might look like, we want to hear from you.
The International Workshop on Vulnerabilities in Generative Systems for Information Retrieval (VulGen'26) will be held as a full-day workshop at the 49th International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval (SIGIR'26) in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia, on 24 July 2026.
In this one hour online panel discussion, Deborah Lupton is joined by Jed Brown, Dagmar Monett and Zachary Kaiser to discuss why it is important to resist generative AI technologies and how to do it. There will be time set aside for Q and A. All are welcome to participate.
Copyright is having its data privacy moment. The growing AI infrastructure requires access to millions of copyrighted works, mining creative works not for their expressive purpose but for their data value. This lecture explores how privacy law has addressed the datafication of user information and considers the lessons this may hold for copyright law, which has struggled to grapple with the datafication of creativity.
ADM+S Members Only, Melbourne, Online
This symposium provides a timely forum for considering the applications, use cases and social, political, ethical, legal and environmental consequences of technologies in the context of automated human and planetary health.