South Australia to Conduct Royal Commission Into AI
The inquiry will examine policy solutions across education, industry, public health and the arts, and is expected to cost about $3 million.
- South Australia has launched a nation-leading royal commission to investigate artificial intelligence and related policies.
- Premier Peter Malinauskas announced the commission after visiting the United States and meeting with AI firms.
- Malinauskas stated that artificial intelligence offers exciting opportunities but also poses significant risks to society and the future of work if left unchecked.
- The royal commission is planned to begin in October and aims to deliver its final report by July 1, 2027.
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South Australia to conduct royal commission into AI
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