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When it comes to AI, ideas and perspectives are twisting and shifting every day.
Brought to you by the Australian Council of Deans of Science, this collection of articles reveals a kaleidoscope of possibilities for combining AI with teaching and research. You’ll also discover how universities can help Australia build sovereign AI capability.
In these articles, you’ll find the latest opinions from Professor Mary-Anne Williams and Professor Mark Osborn, alongside the views of scientists, educators and publishing experts navigating AI’s challenges.
Join the conversation shaping our AI future with Australian University Science.
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This is what responsible AI looks like
CommBank’s Chief AI Scientist, Professor Mary-Anne Williams, unpacks how university research is shaping the way Australia understands and adopts responsible AI.
Get the balance right – a responsible approach to using AI in university science
Professor Mark Osborn, Dean of Science at RMIT University, calls for urgent and honest conversations about artificial intelligence across Australian universities.
Research reimagined: how generative AI is supercharging Australian university research
Hear from three university researchers at the peak of their game as they reveal how generative AI is transforming their work, accelerating their discoveries and opening up new possibilities.
Beyond bans: teaching and learning in the age of generative AI
Think that university educators can spot students who’ve used AI to write their assignments? Think again.
Research integrity and AI: how universities are preparing Australia’s emerging scientists
From literature reviews to data analysis, AI is rapidly changing the nature of scientific research training. Are universities ready for this threat to research integrity?
Fake papers, flawed research and AI: inside the fight for research integrity
When left unchecked, AI can lead to fake papers and flawed research. So who’s there checking the facts? We speak to the academics and publishers defending the integrity of scientific research today.
More than data centres: how Australian universities can contribute to sovereign AI capability
Beyond the hype around data centres, Australian universities are confronting even tougher questions raised by AI.