Boards should judge cyber security spending by how much it reduces risk, not by how much AI it uses.
AI may help, but it’s no substitute for sturdy cyber defence Read More »
AI and Data, Cyber Security
Our AI policy suggestions: design for AI failure, rethink sovereignty, keep humans accountable, and treat AI security as cyber security.
‘The AI did it’ should never be a defence: our submission to Parliament’s AI inquiry Read More »
AI and Data
Discussing safe adoption of AI in industry, and the role of cyber security in particular
Australian AI Safety Forum 2026 Read More »
AI and Data, Past events
Even before artificial intelligence burst into public consciousness, there had been an ongoing debate about whether such systems—large language models (LLMs) in particular—could really think. A 2021 research paper suggested that LLMs do no more than probabilistically linking words and sentences together without considering meaning, and suggested they were mere ‘stochastic parrots’. This paper also asked whether
Can AI really think – and do we even care? Read More »
AI and Data