A creative workshop that experiments with different visions of the future of autonomous vehicles as part of Melbourne Design Week.

This webinar will discuss how China-related research is undertaken within pandemic conditions.

Researchers and industry stakeholders from across Australia will share insights into how to improve digital inclusion for low-income families around the country.

Search engines have developed algorithms that abstract information from fact sharing websites like Wikipedia, yet it is often unclear when viewing structured information on search results where the information is coming from and whether it is credible. What are the implications of these recent trends for verifiable search results, fact checking and for the free knowledge movement?

This roundtable conversation brings together social researchers, and sexual health promotion experts to share their insights into emerging research and practical responses at the intersection of digital cultures and sexual health in Australia.

Join us to launch the anthology Conflict in My Outlook, bringing together contemporary artworks and new texts shedding light on human experience in an era where data is the new oil.

How will new digital technologies, like IoT, cloud, AI/ML and blockchain, reshape our city in the future? This thought-provoking discussion will examine how current technology trends — such as working from home — are increasingly moving our economic and social activity online.

This CPRC webinar provides an insight into the types of dark patterns being used in Australia and the harms these deceptive designs can cause.

This month, the Adelaide City Council will lead the nation by approving the purchase of dozens of street cameras that are fitted with facial recognition technology. They’ll gradually replace all of the cameras in the City’s streets which are monitored by SAPOL. Hear from experts about the risks and regulations we require for installation of street cameras with facial recognition technology.

Emerging technologies such as automated decision-making (ADM) and artificial intelligence (AI) are being increasingly applied within healthcare contexts. In this webinar, experts will discuss the technologies that exist, what AI looks like in practice and the opportunities and impacts for health consumers.

This workshop will explore the tensions, ambiguities and ambivalences surrounding the language of automation and AI.

*Please note this event will now be held online* This talk with Prof Frank Pasquale and Susie Sheldrick will explore the virtues and limits of data subjects' rights, focusing on a case study proposing four levels of access and explanation.