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[Opinion] Guardrails and guidelines as AI embeds itself deeper

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Experts released guidelines at an industry event in Canberra on Tuesday. Education and health care are key users along with financial services, agriculture, mining and logistics. Opinion is divided on whether tools such as ChatGPT are job-killers or economic growth accelerators. Survey found Australians want an independent regulator to monitor its use, and need more information on data privacy.

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Guardrails and guidelines as AI embeds itself deeper

Experts have released guidelines on using artificial intelligence with opinion divided on whether the technology will kill jobs or accelerate the economy.

2 years ago·Australia

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Guardrails and guidelines as AI embeds itself deeper

Experts have released guidelines on using artificial intelligence with opinion divided on whether the technology will kill jobs or accelerate the economy.

2 years ago·City of Perth, Australia

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The West Australian broke the news in Australia 2 years ago on Tuesday, March 28, 2023.

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[Opinion] Guardrails and guidelines as AI embeds itself deeper

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Guardrails and guidelines as AI embeds itself deeper

Guardrails and guidelines as AI embeds itself deeper

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