No Harm Done continues its exploration of ethical, sustainable pathways for technology with its second installment focusing on the critical intersection of risk, technology, and climate. This event brings together three leading voices who are reshaping how we understand and respond to technological systems and their impacts on our communities and environment.
inSTEM is an annual conference for Centre of Excellence members, dedicated to advancing equitable practices for marginalised and underrepresented people in STEM, while also welcoming those committed to becoming better allies.
This two-day event brings together leading scholars, researchers, and collaborators to examine how automated decision-making (ADM) systems are shaped by—and reshape—language, culture, and governance across different regions of Asia. Hosted by the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society (ADM+S), and held at the University of Tokyo, the event includes a closed-door workshop (by invitation) followed by a public symposium.
ADM+S Members, Brisbane, Public Event
At this public Hacks/Hackers event, T.J. Thomson discusses news audiences’ experiences with AI-generated or -edited content in journalism, identifying the social-ethical-legal issues that news audiences think exist in this area.
ADM+S Members, Brisbane, Online
The 2025 ADM+S Symposium unites ADM+S researchers, technologists, social service professionals, and policymakers to showcase innovative responses to the challenges of building inclusive, ethical, and responsible automated social services.
ADM+S Members, Brisbane, Online
This satellite event invites scholars, creatives, and collaborators to join a focused co-lab on generative AI, critical media practice, and creative research.
Once imagined as a decentralised utopia of free knowledge, DIY culture, and radical sharing, the internet has now evolved into a dystopia of crypto millionaires, fascist bots, doomscrolling, and algorithmic control. What we imagined as an infrastructure for openness, stability, and resilience has left us instead feeling profoundly unstable, polarised, and trapped inside a chaotic walled garden of nothing but noise. To borrow a phrase from media theorist Wendy Chun, our ground truths have all turned out to be deep fakes.
Join us as we tune in to the signals and noises that shape our understanding of science, technology, and the worlds around us.
ADM+S Members, Brisbane, Online
Join us for this presentation by ADM+S Research Fellow Alexandra Sinclair, who will examine the purposes and values of human consultation in administrative law and whether those values can be satisfied in a context of simulated participation and consultation.
ADM+S Members, Brisbane, ECR Students, HDR Students, Online
Join us for this discussion led by Professor Janet Roitman, from RMIT University in Melbourne, who will examine Financial Platforms: Infrastructures for Value Creation.
ADM+S Members, Invited Organisations
Join the ADM+S Regulatory Project for an online briefing and discussion with academics and advocates to understand the layers of technical, legal and political problems underpinning Workplace Australia's Targeted Compliance Framework.
As technology reshapes our world at unprecedented speed and scale, how can communities harness these shifts to build resilient, regenerative futures? Drawing from a decade building frontier tech ventures across emerging markets and supporting grassroots initiatives throughout Asia-Pacific and beyond, Crystal Ma explores the transformative potential where cutting-edge innovation meets community and indigenous stewardship.