While Australia has made impressive strides over the past few years, we still have a “way to go” in terms of investing in artificial intelligence, according to Associate Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at UTS Professor Michael Blumenstein. Australia lags well behind China, US, Germany, Japan and Canada when it comes to funding focused AI programs and activities.
Professor Blumenstein told Sky News there needs to be a holistic response to We have to look at all these things, not just investment from government, but from the industry sector, we’ve got to grow the large industry players who can open up research labs that we can then nurture the start-up ecosystem with,” he said. “You have got to align the university sector, with the industry and with government, because that is where we really need to focus on the ecosystem and investment.
ACSnewsfeed 'A long way to go' ...no kidding after the robodebt stuff up. One of those AI driven programs that went off the rails.
ACSnewsfeed Yeah we don’t want to get too far ahead of ourselves with AI. You won’t like what evolves from it. The fact that everyone will have a quantum computer within the next 2 decades is frightening enough, one that thinks for itself should scare the shite out of you!
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