Andrew Charlton

This project, led by CSIRO with support from AISI and our UK partners, explores how humans can oversee and verify capable AI systems at scale.

The Government has built in response: an Australian AI Safety Institute, up and running, staffed with world-class expertise, and already inside the engine rooms of frontier AI, testing the most powerful models on the planet.

Because the point of AI safety is not to slow the future down. It is to make sure the future remains human, aligned with our values, and advancing our interests.

Every one of those failures was caught not by luck, but by people whose job is to probe these systems, document what they find, and publish it.

The Government has a clear national AI plan that rests on three pillars — capture the opportunity, share the benefits, and keep Australians safe.

This agreement with the UK reflects our shared commitment to ensuring artificial intelligence is developed and deployed safely, securely and responsibly. By strengthening cooperation with democracies, we are combining world-class expertise to underst...

Decisions about data use, algorithmic management, surveillance, safety and reskilling are too consequential to be left solely to executives or engineers.

Artificial intelligence will reshape productivity, business models and public services across every economy. But whether it drives broadly shared prosperity or deepens inequality will depend on a critical factor: the extent to which workers have a me...