AI

From research labs to startups, policy rooms to community networks, women are building the future of AI in Australia.

As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms every corner of society, the industry must champion diverse women leaders.

That in 2026 we’re fighting chatbots for the basic dignity of bodily autonomy tells you everything about how far we haven’t come.

As AI grows faster than regulation, women’s safety, consent and ability to participate in public life are increasingly at risk.

As global leaders condemn Elon Musk’s Grok AI chatbot for creating non-consensual intimate images, the UK will enforce it as illegal. 

Grok has been used to render images of thousands of underage girls and women naked, or in various states of undress and sexualised poses.

AI tools are increasingly being used to target woment with abusive and misogynistic onine content, research shows.

Women across LinkedIn are finding correlations between changing their account gender to “male” and seeing increased post engagement.

Women leaders are using AI to create fairer, people-first workplaces that prioritise growth, equity, and meaningful progress.

leaving government enabling technology at the behest of consulting firms exposes us all to an unacceptable level of sovereign risk.

While curiosity and questioning are vital, we have to be very careful to maintain healthy scepticism while researching topics we care about.