AI

A roundtable hosted by Women’s Agenda and Salesforce brought together a group of women to discuss the potential, ethics and impact of AI.

Chief Scientist Cathy Foley joined Nadia Lee, founder of ThatsMyFace on Q&A to discuss the risks and potentials of AI.

At the frontline of global technological development is a man who treats generative AI as a game, one that is played at the expense of women’s bodies.

Fei Fei Li is one of the most prominent women in the heavily male dominated field of artificial intelligence.

Sexually explicit deep fake images of Taylor Swift have been circulated on X, sparking grave concerns over the growth of AI.

The government has released its interim response to the Safe and Responsible AI in Australia consultation, outlining its action plan for the technology.

Almost 40 per cent of jobs are exposed to artificial intelligence (AI), with women expected to reap the benefits of AI automation, new research has found.

The danger of deep fakes, the inherent biases and the high beauty standards society and now technology places on women.

More than half of Australians believe AI will create more problems than it solves, with women far more likely to be concerned.

New research shows 1 in 3 working age Australians have depression or anxiety, with AI-guided support cited as a key solution.

Professor Fang Chen from UTS’ Data Science Institute is working towards transformative impact is embracing inclusivity and diversity in AI. 

Regardless of the input, AI image generators will have a tendency to return certain kinds of results. This is where the potential for bias arises.