Submission to government on the safe and responsible use of AI in Australia

Francina Cantatore

Submission to government on the safe and responsible use of AI in Australia

Francina Cantatore

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Abstract

Developments in AI engineered technology have increased risks to consumers in a number of ways, often amplified by a lack of awareness on the part of online platforms users. It has been established that there is a substantial disconnect between how consumers think their data should be treated and how it is actually treated.1 For example, digital platforms such as Google and Facebook have been found to employ AI to utilise users’ personal information in their business models for marketing purposes, causing the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s Digital Platforms Inquiry

Original language	English
Publisher	Australian Government, Department of Industry, Science & Resources
Number of pages	8
Publication status	Published - 25 Jul 2023

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Submission to government on the safe and responsible use of AI in Australia

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