The Humanware Institute
The Humanware Institute analysed the evidence of all 575 contributors to the Australian Parliament’s AI inquiry. It finds support for AI is broad and the argument is about the terms.
/Public Release.
Latest
- Australia’s AI inquiry: broad support, firm terms, and no answer yet on who pays when your AI agent spends more than you meant
- Australia sanctions senior commanders responsible For Sudan conflict
- Ashurst Perkins Coie represents fal in combined $1.65 billion Series E and F funding
- How building tweaks could make social housing more comfortable without air con
- NASA’s Swift telescope has burned up, months after a robot sent to save it failed – here’s why it’s so hard to…
- Darwin Supercars to enter new era with twilight racing in 2027
- Digital detox in schools, curriculum reform and the establishment of a teaching and learning commission
- Earth’s geological record is missing hundreds of millions of years. UOW scientists think they know why
- Police Arrest Man For Marking Graffiti At Morphett Vale
- Four persons and one entity listed under the Autonomous Sanctions Regulations 2011 – Human Rights
© 2026 - The National Tribune Australia