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The Effective and Ethical Development of Artificial Intelligence: An Opportunity to Improve Our Wellbeing

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Walsh, Toby
Levy, Neil
Bell, Genevieve
Elliott, Anthony
Maclaurin, James
Mareels, Iven
Wood, Fiona M.

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Australian Council of Learned Academies

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As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more advanced its applications will become increasingly complex and will find their place in homes, work places and cities. AI offers broad-reaching opportunities, but uptake also carries serious implications for human capital, social inclusion, privacy and cultural values to name a few. These must be considered to pre-empt responsible deployment. This project examined the potential that AI technologies have in enhancing Australia’s wellbeing, lifting the economy, improving environmental sustainability and creating a more equitable, inclusive and fair society. Placing society at the core of AI development, the report analyses the opportunities, challenges and prospects that AI technologies present, and explores considerations such as workforce, education, human rights and our regulatory environment.

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